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Or maybe one day we will understand why we have hiccups and find out that it's important.
Evolution is like a brute-force attack that tries out random mutations over time, and usually keeps them as long as they don't affect chances of reproduction. As long as a bug isn't critical it'll continue to get copied to the next offspring. Not every phenomenon that evolves has a purpose.
I'm sorry but I'm skeptical that all things which look "weird" and "buggy" to us are actually inherently bad. There always is a reason for everything. We just don't know it yet.
yeah
probably not though