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Loren Booda
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It occurred to me that the existence of localized time reversal would manifest an evolution that relies more on free will than genetic determination. The connectivity between two events completing a time loop takes place arbitrarily to Darwinism, either fulfilling spacetime continuity or evoking the ability of the observer to change her destiny.
In both cases, the normally linear progression of evolution would interfere with itself, overwriting entire branches of biological history. Even time-symmetric quantum mechanics may influence microscopic DNA. Adaptation becomes a physical process of participation, rather than a primal matter of survival.
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In both cases, the normally linear progression of evolution would interfere with itself, overwriting entire branches of biological history. Even time-symmetric quantum mechanics may influence microscopic DNA. Adaptation becomes a physical process of participation, rather than a primal matter of survival.
[Please respond succinctly.]