Quantum Indeterminism, Mutation, Natural Selection, and the Meaning of Life

David N. Stamos

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Philosophy and History of Science Evolution and Genetic Dynamics Origins and Evolution of Life

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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction A Short History of the Debate in Philosophy of Biology Replies to My Paper The Quantum Indeterministic Basis of Mutations Mutation and the Direction of Evolution Mutational Order The Nature of Natural Selection The Meaning of Life References

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