nPeace
Veteran Member
Now who is it spewing semantic drivel.I don't care for your semantic drivel.
The article also says this:
but selection acts on that variation in a very non-random way: genetic variants that aid survival and reproduction are much more likely to become common than variants that don’t. Natural selection is NOT random!
"Genetic variants that aid survival and reproduction". What determines what aids survival and reproduction? Where do these selection pressures come from? It's those pressures that steer evolution. And no, not in a predetermined way, which is what that article is referring to.
As usual, your link shows you completely missed the point about the role of the environment at large in the selection process.
What does random and directed have in common?