>Suppose we consider a different situation that is more like what
>evolutionists claim occurs in nature. Suppose we consider a large number,
>N, of foursomes, each with their own deck of cards. The cards are dealt.
>After the deal, the hands are ranked according to the number of one
>particular suit (say clubs) that appears in them and the top x percent are
>selected.
>These hands are reproduced and given to the other players who
>had smaller numbers of clubs.
The above isn't realistic and is not necessary for the scenario to work. A
better way would be to take the highest ranking hands, pair them with one
another to produce "offspring" with 13 cards and a higher number of clubs,
and then replace the cards used for reproduction. Hands that score below
some level should be removed.
Bill Hamilton | Vehicle Systems Research
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