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The document discusses three triads that describe evolution: biological evolution has functional, historical, and structural aspects; technological evolution also has three aspects - the semiconductor industry arose contingently but led to Silicon Valley, the ARPAnet network was structurally inevitable and became the internet, and Apple computers were intentionally created to have a graphical user interface.
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