... have never been thoroughly analyzed or explicated. This nicely demonstrates your basic error. The proper analogy would be with 'the mathematical and probabilistic issues' involved in producing a *specific* geomorphology. The human eye, as a particular biomorph, is far *more* probable an outcome than the shape of any given alluvial fan, for example. Of course, such reasoning in terms ...

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