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Are You an Illusion (2014). 16.
Context: About all these things physics can tell us nothing. The idea of natural selection, which, as we shall see, is uaully called in to account for this vast creative surge, is already looking increasingly inadequate to explain evolution. The main trouble is, I think, best explained in the analogy of coffee. Natural selection is only a filter, and filters do not provide the taste of coffee that pours through them. Similarly, the range of evolutionary alternatives between which selection takes place has to be already in matter. How it comes to be present there is the real mystery about creation.
Source: Economic, Political, and Legal Dimensions of Competition. 1980, p. 25
New millennium, Photography, or the Writing of Light, (2000)
"Our Natural Place", p. 243
Hen's Teeth and Horse's Toes (1983)
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