Humans as a species are rewriting the rule book that governs the concept of survival of the fittest because to survive in the life of humans it becomes more about how much money one has to have children than actually surviving. Because by nature people who can afford to have children are more likely to have them than people without the money, being able to earn money becomes important in the rule book. Instead of dying off, most of the time a bad variation such as a reduced ability to learn or a mental illness will not always result in death, but poverty or a life without having children. Therefore, the traits passed on tend to be ones that help people make money which leads to more kids, because of the development of our society that allows for people to stay alive typically even when poorly equipped with their DNA (mental hospitals etc...).
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AuthorMichael Tellini Archives
May 2014
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