Competition Natural And Industrial
Competition Natural And Industrial
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Certain low forms of aquatic life increase with such amazing rapidity that, if none was destroyed, they would fill the ocean in a week. Thus all forms of life, high and low, are endowed with great powers of propagation. Nature pours into the arena innumerable combatants, vastly more than can possibly survive, and, under such circumstances, a competitive struggle for food and reproduction of species inevitably \ results. Competition may therefore be said to be a biolog- ical law. It holds true a...mong beings which have not sufficient intelligence to appreciate its wastefulness, to restrain their increase, and to practice a higher economy. The competitive form of the struggle for existence is, then, inevitable so far as creatures below man are con- cerned. And in this struggle, it is true, the fittest sur- vive. But what are the fittest? As has often been pointed out, they are not always the highest types, but merely those best adapted to the circumstances of the particular time and place.
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Certain low forms of aquatic life increase with such amazing rapidity that, if none was destroyed, they would fill the ocean in a week. Thus all forms of life, high and low, are endowed with great powers of propagation. Nature pours into the arena innumerable combatants, vastly more than can possibly survive, and, under such circumstances, a competitive struggle for food and reproduction of species inevitably \ results. Competition may therefore be said to be a biolog- ical law. It holds true a...mong beings which have not sufficient intelligence to appreciate its wastefulness, to restrain their increase, and to practice a higher economy. The competitive form of the struggle for existence is, then, inevitable so far as creatures below man are con- cerned. And in this struggle, it is true, the fittest sur- vive. But what are the fittest? As has often been pointed out, they are not always the highest types, but merely those best adapted to the circumstances of the particular time and place.
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