But that's exactly what I'm talking about. I went to a conference on genomics that talked about this. Less than 300 mutations on average occur per generation per 6 billion base pairs. These are almost always harmless, and the probability of them impacting anything is negligible aside from those that kill you. In order to create a new gene to express growth of new limbs or digestion of new materials or lungs or whatever you need you would need thousands of non-fatal mutations on the same gene to occur. The likelihood of that happening in a way that doesn't kill you is so low that you wouldn't even see it once in 6 billion years.
300/6000000000=.00000005 mutations/pair
300/6000000000*299/5999999999*298/5999999998........*1/5999999701= a really really small chance of stringing all those mutations consecutively.
I'm not a fanboy, I just don't enjoy dual analog control. It's d-pad or wii-mote for me.
the conduit has changed the way wii play games. 
I know. I'm sick of the puns too.
