| Slimebeast said: So when change happen, it's perfectly fine for you to say: - That's not strange at all, it's how evolution works. But when change doesn't happen, you can also say: - That's not strange at all, it's how evolution works. |
Yes.
I don't see why you have a hard time with this either since nothing makes these things mutually exclusive.
If I'm in a large group of people and I say "It's cold outside get your coats before we go." would you be surprised that those wearing their coats (ie those already suited to the environment) do nothing while those without coats (ie those unsuited to the environment) either get a coat (change) or decide if they have no coat go without (remain unchanged at a disadvantage to their health).
Its not that hard to see that when the environment changes some life will already be well suited to deal with it while others will either evolve or attempt to persist at a disadvantage. Those who can't adapt are left to persist at a disadvantage and may perish or they may be able to eek out an existance until the environment changes (and it might get worse for them then and finish sending them extinct).
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