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--"He meant that the initial bacteria were asexual and as they complexified eventually they turned into sexual beings. Rather interesting to think how this would happen."-- I kinda know how this happened or could shed some light. There are still some bacterias that do this today. It is called confugation. Some bacteria can trade off their DNA with other bacteria by conecting such things called Pili. This is probably what lead to sexual reproduction. (I knew bio would come in handy,though I had to crack out the notebook) BUT to get back on topic- --"He concluded that because of the very nature of the universe, the world was as perfect as *possible*. That through some evil now, an even greater amount of good will emerge later because of it."-- I believe that the world is as perfect as possible in the sense that it is/was inhabitable by life and that that life would then be able to co-exist with laws of nature and an equilibrium. Also, I wish I had some proof that some evil will lead to more good. That sounds like it is a good idea.
"If the opposite of Pro is Con, then is the opposite of Progress, Congress?"
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