Myths and misconceptions about evolution - Alex Gendler

Mitovi i zablude o evoluciji - Aleks Gendler (Alex Gendler)

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2013-07-08 ・ TED-Ed


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Myths and misconceptions about evolution - Alex Gendler

Mitovi i zablude o evoluciji - Aleks Gendler (Alex Gendler)

3,058,107 views ・ 2013-07-08

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Prevodilac: Jelena Jaranović Lektor: Tatjana Jevdjic
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Myths and misconceptions about evolution.
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Mitovi i zablude o evoluciji.
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Let's talk about evolution.
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Hajde da pričamo o evoluciji.
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You've probably heard
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Verovatno ste čuli
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that some people consider it controversial,
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da neki ljudi misle da je ideja sporna
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even though most scientists don't.
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iako se mnogi naučnici sa tim ne slažu.
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But even if you aren't one of those people
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Čak i ako ne pripadate tim ljudima
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and you think you have a pretty good understanding of evolution,
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i mislite da prilično dobro razumete evoluciju
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chances are you still believe some things about it
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verovatno i dalje verujete u neke stvari
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that aren't entirely right,
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koje nisu sasvim tačne,
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things like,
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poput:
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"Evolution is organisms adapting to their environment."
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"Evolucija predstavlja prilagođavanje organizma okruženju."
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This was an earlier,
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Ovo je jedna zastarela,
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now discredited,
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sada odbačena,
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theory of evolution.
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teorija evolucije.
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Almost 60 years before Darwin published his book,
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Gotovo 60 godina pre nego što je Darvin objavio svoju knjigu,
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Jean-Baptiste Lamarck proposed
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Žan Baptist Lamark je rekao
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that creatures evolve by developing
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da bića evoluiraju tako što razvijaju
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certain traits over their lifetimes
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određene karakteristike tokom života
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and then passing those on to their offspring.
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i onda ih prenose na potomstvo.
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For example, he thought
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On je mislio, na primer,
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that because giraffes spent their lives
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da zato što žirafe provode život
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stretching to reach leaves on higher branches,
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istežući se da dohvate lišće na visokim granama,
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their children would be born with longer necks.
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njihovi mladunci će se roditi sa dužim vratovima.
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But we know now that's not how genetic inheritance works.
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Ali danas znamo da genetika ne funkcioniše tako.
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In fact, individual organisms don't evolve at all.
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U stvari, jedinka ne evoluira uopšte.
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Instead, random genetic mutations cause
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Zapravo, slučajne genetske mutacije dovode to toga
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some giraffes to be born with longer necks,
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da se neke žirafe rađaju sa dužim vratovima
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and that gives them a better chance to survive
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i to im daje bolje šanse da prežive
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than the ones who weren't so lucky,
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nego one koje nisu imale toliko sreće,
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which brings us to
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što nas dovodi do
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"survival of the fittest".
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"preživljavanje najsposobnijih".
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This makes it sound like evolution always favors
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Ovo zvuči kao da evolucija uvek bira
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the biggest,
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najveće,
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strongest,
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najjače
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or fastest creatures,
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ili najbrže jedinke,
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which is not really the case.
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što u stvari nije slučaj.
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For one thing, evolutionary fitness is just a matter
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Prvo, evoluciona spremnost se odnosi na to
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of how well-suited they are to their current environment.
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koliko je jedinka prilagođena trenutnom okruženju.
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If all the tall trees suddenly died out
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Ako bi svo visoko drveće iznenada nestalo
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and only short grass was left,
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i ostala samo trava
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all those long-necked giraffes
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sve one dugovrate žirafe
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would be at a disadvantage.
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ne bi više bile u prednosti.
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Secondly, survival is not how evolution occurs,
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Drugo, evolucija se ne ostvaruje kroz preživljavanje
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reproduction is.
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već kroz razmnožavanje.
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And the world if full of creatures
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I svet je pun stvorenja
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like the male anglerfish,
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poput mužjaka morskog đavola,
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which is so small and ill-suited for survival at birth
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koji je toliko mali i nespreman da preživi na rođenju
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that it has to quickly find a mate before it dies.
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da mora brzo da nađe partnera pre nego što umre.
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But at least we can say
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Ali barem možemo reći
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that if an organism dies without reproducing,
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da ako organizam umre, a nije se razmnožio pre toga
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it's evolutionarily useless, right?
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on je evolutivno beskoristan, zar ne?
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Wrong!
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Pogrešno!
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Remember, natural selection happens
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Zapamtite, prirodna selekcija se ne događa
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not at the organism level,
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na nivou organizma
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but at the genetic level,
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već na genetskom nivou,
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and the same gene that exists in one organism
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a gen koji postoji u jednom organizmu
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will also exist in its relatives.
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postoji i kod njegovih rođaka.
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So, a gene that makes an animal altruistically sacrifice itself
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Dakle, gen koji podstiče neku životinju da se žrtvuje
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to help the survival and future reproduction
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kako bi pomogla preživljavanje i buduće razmnožavanje
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of its siblings or cousins,
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svoje braće, sestara ili rođaka,
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can become more widespread
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može postati rasprostranjenija
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than one that is solely concerned with self-preservation.
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nego životinje koje su usmerene na samo-preživljavanje.
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Anything that lets more copies of the gene
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Sve što obezbeđuje da se što više kopija gena
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pass on to the next generation
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prenese na sledeću generaciju
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will serve its purpose,
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će poslužiti svrsi,
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except
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izuzev
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evolutionary purpose.
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evolucionoj svrsi.
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One of the most difficult things to keep in mind about evolution
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Treba imati na umu
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is that when we say things like,
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da kada kažemo stvari poput:
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"Genes want to make more copies of themselves,"
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"Geni žele da naprave što više svojih kopija"
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or even,
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ili
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"natural selection,"
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"prirodna selekcija",
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we're actually using metaphors.
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mi, u stvari, koristimo metafore.
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A gene doesn't want anything,
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Geni ne žele ništa
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and there's no outside mechanism
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i ne postoji spoljni mehanizam
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that selects which genes are best to preserve.
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koji određuje koji geni su najbolji i treba ih sačuvati.
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All that happens is that random genetic mutations
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Sve što se događa je da nasumične genetske mutacije
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cause the organisms carrying them
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utiču na organizam koji ih poseduje
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to behave or develop in different ways.
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da se ponaša ili razvija na drugačiji način.
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Some of those ways result in more copies
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Neke od posledica su da se više kopija
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of the mutated gene being passed on,
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mutiranih gena prenosi na sledeću generaciju
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and so forth.
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i tako dalje.
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Nor is there any predetermined plan
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Niti postoji neki predodređeni plan
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progressing towards an ideal form.
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po kome se ide ka savršenoj formi.
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It's not ideal for the human eye to have a blind spot
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Za ljudsko oko nije savršeno da ima slepu mrlju
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where the optic nerve exits the retina,
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gde optički nerv izlazi iz mrežnjače,
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but that's how it developed,
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ali oko se tako razvilo
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starting from a simple photoreceptor cell.
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od jednostavne fotoreceptorske ćelije.
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In retrospect, it would have been
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Opšte uzev, možda bi za ljude bilo
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much more advantageous for humans to crave
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mnogo bolje da su razvili potrebu
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nutrients and vitamins
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za hranljivim materijama i vitaminima
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rather than just calories.
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nego samo za kalorijama.
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But over the millenia,
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Ali tokom vekova,
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during which our ancestors evolved,
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tokom kojih su naši preci evoluirali,
kalorija nije bilo dovoljno
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calories were scarce,
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and there was nothing to anticipate
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i ništa nije moglo nagovestiti
da će se ovo kasnije tako brzo promeniti.
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that this would later change so quickly.
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So, evolution proceeds blindly,
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Dakle, evolucija nastupa slepo,
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step
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korak
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by step
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po korak,
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by step,
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po korak,
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creating all of the diversity we see in the natural world.
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stvarajući svu raznovrsnost koju vidimo oko nas.
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