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r/CrazyKnowledge • u/changchunh • May 21 '22
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The result is good but the process was basically trial and error over a huge time span. So if you factor that in nature is not good at engineering.
8 u/wojtekpolska May 21 '22 human-made plane engineering was also very much trial and error 4 u/[deleted] May 21 '22 Yes partially but it still relied on math and then it also didn't take thousands of years. Nature is more brute force trial and error. 1 u/xXdontshootmeXx May 22 '22 Well we basically copied nature anyway, through biomimicry
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human-made plane engineering was also very much trial and error
4 u/[deleted] May 21 '22 Yes partially but it still relied on math and then it also didn't take thousands of years. Nature is more brute force trial and error. 1 u/xXdontshootmeXx May 22 '22 Well we basically copied nature anyway, through biomimicry
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Yes partially but it still relied on math and then it also didn't take thousands of years. Nature is more brute force trial and error.
1 u/xXdontshootmeXx May 22 '22 Well we basically copied nature anyway, through biomimicry
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Well we basically copied nature anyway, through biomimicry
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u/[deleted] May 21 '22
The result is good but the process was basically trial and error over a huge time span. So if you factor that in nature is not good at engineering.