Is Darwinian Evolution correct if it is to exclude emotion from the purview of causation?
Which considerations, in your opinion, are missing in the Theory of Evolution propounded by Darwin and Wallace (though it provides radical and appropriate explanation for the consequences in the lineage of organism)?
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Paul : Yes, That is the place to carry on the discussion to further details without any time constrain. Thanks for solving the link problem.
PJ : The question invokes your sovereign intelligence for independent thinking in order to solve what the predecessors might have failed at.
PP : Clever, but how clever? At par with you or not? I mean replicators within you. Studies? Which studies? About consequential evolution or causal evolution?
Benjamin : struggle for recovery of emotion! Hardship does look non-emotive.
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Ratz : So how do we go about to establish the emotion-evolution connectivity?