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Summary: ... As the selection gets more intense, and the closed set smaller, so does the relation
show more intensely. But also, so does it become more degenerate, until finally, at
a state of equilibrium, the degeneracy is complete. Then all - disturbances and responses
- meet at zero. The adaptation is perfect, intelligence infallible, all in Nirvana.
The final statement.
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