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work_f3ppk7gzrnatxlbedscpeynpt4	Justin Garson	A Generalized Selected Effects Theory of Function	2017	42	.pdf	application/pdf	10327	797	61	A Generalized Selected Effects Theory of Function-Garson Abstract: I present and defend the generalized selected effects theory (GSE) of function. the traditional selected effects (SE) theory, it does not require that the functional trait Natural selection is not the only process that generates new functions. think there are other function-bestowing selection processes in the natural world. I call this the "generalized selected effects" theory of function (GSE) (see benefit is that it allows a process called "neural selection" to create new brain functions – allow natural selection and trial-and-error to create new (direct proper) functions, but not neural selection to be a function-bestowing process. processes like trial-and-error learning and neural selection, in addition to natural selection My argument is not that trial-and-error is a function-bestowing selection process because that antibody selection is a function-bestowing process because it, too, is "just like" selection and trial-and-error should also count as function-bestowing processes, too.6 	./cache/work_f3ppk7gzrnatxlbedscpeynpt4.pdf	./txt/work_f3ppk7gzrnatxlbedscpeynpt4.txt