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Another problem is that extensions of the above discussed model studies have shown that if assortativeness is costly [ 1, 7, 14], if mate choice is based on a character unrelated to the ecological character under disruptive selection [ 5, 15], or if observation of mate phenotype is noisy [ 16], that is, if assortativeness is modelled more realistically, assortativeness is very hard to evolve.
But the unknown creeps in when you consider how platforms may evolve over the next five years — which is about what we can realistically expect for the life of the next consoles, with increased entropy due to changing markets.
Realistically, boards won't give any new concept "the time and freedom it needs to evolve naturally".
Analyzing Alex Karev Rachel Simon called him 'Underrated', she pointed out that Alex's personal growth never seems to get acknowledged as "Alex has evolved, slowly and realistically, into a genuinely good person whose faults don't miraculously disappear, but take a backseat to much better qualities".
