Why does evolution occur?
by 
Amare Veritas
ANSWERS: 6
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Necessity; if those who are strong fail to procreate and those who are weak die out, the species fails to continue.
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Out of necessity. Because the nature and planet's ecosystem changes. So must we in order to survive. No matter where u go change is imminent.
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At it's most basic level, evolution occurs because every living organism builds slightly imperfect copies of itself. No two are the same (not even identical twins are exactly exact). From all that variety, some organisms survive to reproduce and others don't. Those that do the most reproducing pass down some of those changes (along with a few more changes of their own) and so on and so on. Grossly oversimplified of course...
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it doesn't. (here come the downrates)
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Your conversations with anyone do not interest me. It seems as if you think it possible to convince me that observable order in the midst of obvious chaos is possible by simple chance. Nay I say, open your eyes and see the mighty hand of THE LORD!
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I think it occurs because it's a primal drive to experience consciousness in a as many ways as possible.
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