Does current trends in evolutionary theory explain functional actions of organisms?

[The_Child]

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Sa mga scientists dinhi, how does evolutionary theory account for survivability and fitness in organisms without having to recourse through outside intelligence (sometimes explained by cybernetics)? in another way of saying, how do we explain the choice made by an organism, a cell for example, to make their "preferred energy states" ? that a cell moves here rather than there, that some leukocytes rushes to a site of infection rather while some remain behind.

[The_Child]

*Do current trends...

[necrotic freak]

asa man to si sir Rodsky

[Cybernaut]

The organism actions are usually driven by internal or external stimuli, the need to reproduce and the will to survive and grow. I think we can simply call it as "instinct".

[KlaytoN]

U mean extraterrestrial intelligence? or the Supernatural Intelligence (Intelligent Design)?

If you're thinking of the latter then brace yourself for the tanod...

ID has not place yet in Science..

[aldrin89]

Some call them natural selection, just guessing.

[Yankee Rose]

Bacterial Flagellum

[BornFreak]

kining evolution simplification ra ni...kanang mga first class scientists di motuo evolution kay simple ra kaayo na para nila...mas motuo pa nang mga pari ani kay kining mga pari bisag istorya lang tuo dayon aron wa daghan langas

[Cybernaut]

kining evolution simplification ra ni...kanang mga first class scientists di motuo evolution kay simple ra kaayo na para nila...mas motuo pa nang mga pari ani kay kining mga pari bisag istorya lang tuo dayon aron wa daghan langas

Hmm. interesting. Can you cite an example of a first class scientist nga dili motuo ug evolution?

[gareb]

The_Child:

this cannot be explained on the cellular level, but on the molecular or even atomic levels. if we see "intelligence" in leukocytes seeking out foreign bodies and binding into them, then we have yet to discover the molecular mechanisms of leukocytes and how it binds to foreign proteins, the way we have yet to discover how left-over food spoils due to the proliferation of bacteria.

you might have a clear definition of this "intelligence" in this context, but i do not see any.