Will Every Concept Have Obvious Sharp Borders That Separate It

question 69

Multiple Choice

Will every concept have obvious sharp borders that separate it from other concepts?

• A)No, because every concept shares referents with all other concepts.
• B)No, because for some concepts, sharp borders either are not obvious or do not exist.
• C)Yes for concepts of visible things, but no for concepts of invisible things.
• D)Yes for concepts of invisible things, but no for concepts of visible things.
• E)Yes, such borders will always be obvious.

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Definitions:

Genetic Variability

The diversity in gene frequencies within a population, leading to differences in traits and potentially in susceptibility to diseases.

Gene Pool

The complete set of genetic information within all the individuals of a population, species, or a particular group.

Beneficial Mutations

genetic mutations that result in advantageous traits or abilities, enhancing an organism's survival or reproduction.

Survival of the Fittest

A concept derived from Darwinian evolutionary theory, it refers to the mechanism of natural selection where individuals better adapted to their environment tend to survive and produce more offspring.