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The body is a very complex organic machine with lots of parts that evolved independently of each other.

It has evolved in a rolling fashion over many different patches that often tweak gameplay in large ways.

But the contra is that the young sun evolved just when the metallicity of the gas was high enough to actually form rocky planets and the solar system.

But these heuristics evolved for a reason: at least at one time, they solved more problems than they caused.

And that the Web will not have evolved to fill in the gaps that make apps better.

Usenet could have been kept alive and decentralized, and maybe even evolved alongside the web.

Of course it's flawed: it's an evolved behavior and evolution is essentially a hack that solves problems it doesn't really understand.

The universe might look like a cerulean sky, we just haven't evolved to see it that way yet.

Cats are strict carnivores[1], and dogs, while they can survive on a veg diet, it is not what they evolved to consume[2].

If you look at how Om evolved though, it started out with that simple model of passing the state object down to child components.

I would love to see chronological data about how this has evolved over the past decade.

Humans have evolved to be good at identifying and handling ripe fruit.

Eating a liquid diet even for a couple of weeks will really screw you up, humans didn't evolved to eat only liquid food heck the standing recommendation for babies is to actually skip or cut down the period of "baby food" for as much as possible.