What is the point of DNA that degrades versus evolves? Can we assume that everything that occurs has a reason?

What is the point of DNA that degrades versus evolves? — TiredThinker

Amid persisting, dynamic environmental pressures, DNA does both (i.e. molecular self-replication) via asexual and sexual reproduction. What are you talking about?

Can we assume that everything that occurs has a reason?

What is the "reason" e.g. virtual particles (i.e. random events) "occur"? :confused:

Consider:
https://thephilosophyforum.com/discussion/comment/748602

Does our DNA evolve within our lives though? Of course our species has been able to continue and adapt to our environments or else we wouldn't existence to discuss it. I worry argument that is based mostly on the fact of existence is overused. I just want to know if our DNA takes more and bigger positive turns to negative in our lifetime.

Does our DNA evolve within our lives though? — TiredThinker

No. Populations evolve and individuals develop.