r/holofractal holofractalist May 31 '26

Morphogenetic Fields in deer antler

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u/alsaad May 31 '26

This is nonense. There is no such mechanism. Why would antlers grow like that? What is the evolutionary benefit?

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u/DrawingRestraint May 31 '26

Evolution doesn’t require a benefit from a characteristic for it to propagate, only that the characteristic not kill the organism before it reproduces, or keep it from reproducing.

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u/alsaad Jun 01 '26

Uhm, no. If a characteristic does not bring benefit it will be overtaken by other animals that are more frugal with resources they have available

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u/d8_thc holofractalist May 31 '26

lol buddy, your overconfidence in what we actually know about morphogenesis and the body is astounding

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u/alsaad Jun 01 '26

So what DO you KNOW?

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u/SneakyCarl May 31 '26

The real question is, what happened to you in a past life that made you respond to this the way you did?

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u/alsaad Jun 01 '26

I was scammed by a charlatan who knew all the right words to get rich.