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A '''digital organism''' is a computer program which is capable of some form of self-replication. Owing to the distinct lack of natural evidence, scientists use them in attempts to prove the theory of [[evolution]]. | A '''digital organism''' is a computer program which is capable of some form of self-replication. Owing to the distinct lack of natural evidence, scientists use them in attempts to prove the theory of [[evolution]]. | ||
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One of their most well-known proponents is discredited evolutionist [[Richard Lenski]]. | One of their most well-known proponents is discredited evolutionist [[Richard Lenski]]. | ||
[[Category:evolution]] | [[Category:evolution]] | ||
Revision as of 02:37, June 29, 2010
A digital organism is a computer program which is capable of some form of self-replication. Owing to the distinct lack of natural evidence, scientists use them in attempts to prove the theory of evolution.
One of their most well-known proponents is discredited evolutionist Richard Lenski.