While it is well accepted that evolution, with its billions of years of trial-and-error, has created genomes that are near-perfect in their "fitness" for the environment, that environment has changed radically over the last few hundred years. What happens when a genome is exposed to something quite different from anything it has ever, in four billion years, encountered before?
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