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by Christoph
Michael Arnold, a geneticist at UGA, Athens, GA was cited in an article in the New York Times, saying: "It's sort of cool that evolution is really messy." Is that so? Or is it the stinted capability of our brains to tackle complex problems – not so terribly cool, after all – that let's us perceive evolution as messy?
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