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* We do not live in the EEA, but in the Environment of Evolutionary Novelty (EEN)
* We do not live in the EEA, but in the Environment of Evolutionary Novelty (EEN)
* The EEN has been open-source beginning with the reverse engineering of the double helix in 1953 and the genetic code a decade later.
* The EEN has been open-source beginning with the reverse engineering of the double helix in 1953 and the genetic code a decade later.
* Selection has had little to no time to search the EEN with advances in imaging, surgery, regenerative medicine, transplants, genetics, etc.
* Selection has had little to no time to search the EEN with advances in imaging, surgery, regenerative medicine, transplants, genetics, etc. Β 
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=== Central Question ===
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* Why are we failing to adapt by accepting the 120 year limit set by the EEA if selection will eventually reset the limit around the EEN?


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