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It is important to continue studying and understanding evolution in order to make informed decisions about our impact on it.
The discussion centers on the concept of humans controlling their own evolution through conscious choices and actions. While it is established that humans can influence their environment and indirectly affect evolution, the notion of actively controlling evolution is inaccurate. Evolution is primarily driven by genetic variation and natural selection over extended periods. Additionally, cultural practices and learned behaviors play a significant role in human evolution, highlighting the complexity of this natural process.
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