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work_i6g5aysoura2lfbk3f6ng4fole	R. A. Fisher	Indeterminism and Natural Selection	1934	19	.pdf	application/pdf	7135	271	48	indeterministic view of causation has the advantages (a) of unifying the concept of natural law in different spheres of human experience and (b) of a greater generality, which precludes the acceptance of the special case of completely deterministic causation, so long as this is an unproved assumption. In an indeterministic world natural causation has a creative element, present state of knowledge it may merely define a necessary limitation of human powers of observation; but, again, it may imply The existence of order and harmony in the world, difficult to define as these conceptions are, is as much an observational fact on one theory of causation as on another; natural law process of mutation is the effective cause controlling the direction mutations occurring with sufficient abundance to cause, of themselves, an appreciable rate of evolutionary modification. effective causes of evolutionary change; for if, in some cases, 	./cache/work_i6g5aysoura2lfbk3f6ng4fole.pdf	./txt/work_i6g5aysoura2lfbk3f6ng4fole.txt