>>24476307
Pascal's wager then?
>>24476367
Isn't our DNA's attempt at producing offspring that can better respond to the entropic nature of the environment, an actual example of evolution happening in a minuscule, yet defiant way?

Sure, there's semantics at play here but I reinforce the non-strawman version of the argument. We evolve whenever a system gets stressed enough to make adaptation non-negotiable. Leaving offspring is just another method to deal with the matter of not having enough time neutralize entropy. These crabs in your pic seem to have 'understood' that entropy requires a Dance rather than an Antidote.
>>24476509
I just got here D: (not exactly an atheist though.)