What is the universe selecting for in life?
What is the end state, the maximum peak evolutionary level for the widest variety of niches, of an orgamisn in this universe?
What is the universe selecting for in life?
Camden Russell
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Easton Wright
On a cosmic scale, the environment of the universe is selecting for life that is capable of spreading as far as possible, because no single location remains habitable forever.
Jack Gray
You think you'll find the answer to that on a Mongolian anime figurine website?
Mason Allen
Where can I catch the pros then bro
Grayson Powell
>What is the universe selecting for in life?
Nothing. Our planet and the life on it are not anywhere near a significant fraction of the scope of the observable universe. Life is effectively not even there on the scale of the universe.
>What is the end state, the maximum peak evolutionary level for the widest variety of niches, of an orgamisn in this universe?
Evolution isn't some progression of increasing quality. It's the process through which the survival and reproduction of organisms is determined by environmental pressures. That said if you want to know about organisms that can survive in the least hospitable environments, there's a name for that:
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Austin James
Fuck this picture annoys me. The two photos have different car makes so it doesn't even make sense.
Brandon Collins
>The two photos have different car
How can you even tell? It makes sense because most people can't magically know whether a random steering wheel does or doesn't belong to a zoomed out shot of some car where the brand name isn't even something you can make out.
Josiah Russell
The steering wheel has an obvious Bentley logo whereas the back of the SUV has Jeep on it.
Nolan Thompson
How do you know these pieces of trivia in the first place? Do you work with cars or something? Most cars look pretty interchangeable to me.
Christopher Perry
>the universe isn't part of the environment