Does Evolution make sense to you

DNA & genes have no influence on the design of the creature. How is evolution logical? How do the come together to form something specific & complex blindly?

I will never understand it because I wonder how the "perspextives"( you but not your body) are picked to be what species. I hope you understand what I am saying.

Not sure where you got the idea that DNA/genes have no influence on the design of creature because they certainly do. DNA is the fundamentals of determining what a creature looks like, functions, etc. Random mutations occur in a creature's DNA which may allow the creature to develop some characteristic that allows them to adapt better to the environment and thus better chances of survival. Due to this increase in chance of survival, the creature has a better chance of reproducing and thus passing on it's DNA along with the mutation it acquired. Now, the next generation is better able to adapt and survive than the previous generation, and the cycle repeats. So future generations that acquire the beneficial mutations are more "evolved" than previous generations.
And to address your question of how they "blindly" do that, it's because mutations are RANDOM. Mutations are neither "trying" to be good or bad. Nature just so happens to create random mutations.

Evolution is one of the most logical things I know of.

**Organisms are molecular machines that are assembled by the information within genetic information.

Molecular machines want to copy themselves, but they cannot do so perfectly.

This imperfect copying produces a bunch of organisms that are not quite the same as their parents.

Only some organisms can survive to reproduce. Those organisms are most likely better suited to their environment.

Goto **


It is an algorithm that exists on a geological time scale that produces "Design out of chaos without the aid of mind." --Daniel Dennett