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Kyle Legate
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Bill Z. wrote:
>
> Because multiple genes may be involved? Or the genes encode the rates
> for various processes but the outcome is still somewhat nondeterministic?
> I'll leave the details to Kyle, but you don't have to assume a "genetic
> mistake" that arises via some mutation to explain that.
>
I don't get Kunich's posts because I have him killfiled, but to answer
the questions of an unsophisticate with an explanation that is
necessarily sophisticated is not a productive use of my time.
>
> Because multiple genes may be involved? Or the genes encode the rates
> for various processes but the outcome is still somewhat nondeterministic?
> I'll leave the details to Kyle, but you don't have to assume a "genetic
> mistake" that arises via some mutation to explain that.
>
I don't get Kunich's posts because I have him killfiled, but to answer
the questions of an unsophisticate with an explanation that is
necessarily sophisticated is not a productive use of my time.