And They Discovered Something Very Interesting: When

We're Just At The Beginning Of The Beginning Of All These Kind Of Changes. There's A Sense That All The Big Things Have Happened, But Relatively Speaking, Nothing Big Has Happened Yet. In 20 Years From Now We'll Look Back And Say, 'well, Nothing Really Happened In The Last 20 Years.'

It Has Become Evident That The Primary Lesson Of The Study Of Evolution Is That All Evolution Is Coevolution: Every Organism Is Evolving In Tandem With The Organisms Around It.

Organisms By Their Design Are Not Made To Adapt Too Far.

Our Society Lacks A Feedback Loop For Controlling Technology: A Way To Gauge Intended Effects From Actual Effects Later On

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