On Mon, 10 Nov 2003 04:18:44 +0000 (UTC), 
Bobraygun  wrote:

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> Evolution is always occurring, but real changes happen after 
> environmental changes occur. The next change in the human being will 
> follow a natural (or unnatural) trauma in our species.

Do you believe that we are perfectly adapted to our environment?

This is a logical conclusion from what you say but it doesn't make
a lot of sense. If we aren't perfectly adapted to our present
environment then there's room for lots of evolution without any
change in the environment. The only way that environmental change
could be the rate-limiting event is if we have already completed
all of the evolution that's necessary to adapt to the present 
environment. Is that what you believe?



Larry Moran
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