Re: The Baldwin Effect: What is it trying to say?

I can imagine one EPT thing that "it is trying to say".

- "Neuronal (come behavioral) "plasticity" [plasticity being an umbrella
term for long-term potentiation of synapses and
experientially/environmentally affected variability of developmental
sprouting and pruning of redundant (but *only to some extent* random
rather than genetically determined) neuronal interconnectivites] allows
a compounding of the 'naturally pruning' effect of the inevitability
that individuals often end up in SHITS, by causing CURSES - i.e. an
accumulatable and primarily negative (or adversity type) 'endogenous"
evolutionary (selective) pressure that is a potentially insidious source
of self-defeating distressful focuses of actention, and that, as a
matter of a subprinciple of the principle of natural selection, is best
individually coped with in an *ambi-advantageously adaptive* manner."

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