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If the theory of natural selection is the survival of the fitness, and the fittest are identified as those who survive, why isn't it regarded as a tautology (a statement that is true only because of the meaning of the terms) ? |
A. | The effect of traits on the fitness of an organism can be assessed independently of whether the organism indeed survives . |
B. | It is regarded as a tautology - the question is based on a false assumption. |
C. | There may be some statements in science that are useful even if they are not falsifiable or refutable in principle. |
D. | A and C. |
Answer» D. A and C. |
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