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The concept of teleological
ordering should be distinguished from simple causal ordering. To say that the wind is fitted to circulate
dust in the air is an example of causal ordering, but to say the eye is fitted
for sight is an example of teleological ordering. It pertains to the adjustment of means to (presumably valuable)
ends.
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