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Quick dumbed-down basics:
Obviously this is an oversimplification, but my only concern right now is step #3. There are two common methods to create a new batch of systems:
Asexual Reproduction
Simple enough. Take one “parent” system, copy it, and then randomly mutate it.
Two-Parent Reproduction
Take two parent systems, merge them together according to predefined rules, and then throw in a couple random mutations.
What I’m curious about is, what are the pros and cons of either method? How is the first method not just a simplified version of the second method? Theoretically, you could get identical offspring from both methods, so why go through the more complicated routine of the second?
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