upsciLLion
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Originally posted by: Fritzo
Originally posted by: alien42
Originally posted by: Mucho
I wonder why they assumed that human evolution more or less stopped 50,000 years ago.
many believe that human evolution did not stop but instead changed completely since humans are able to manipulate their environment, and in effect their own evolution, unlike any other species.
This is correct. Survival of the fittest doesn't apply to humans due to medical science. Poor eyesight? Glasses, contacts, or PK. Illness? Antibiotics Genetic defect? Surgery. Instead of these defects dying out, they're corrected and then passed on to others during reproduction. In a survival of the fittest situation, these defects would have lessened the chances of reproduction, so eventually they would have died out.
Exactly. Medicine has been fvcking up the gene pool since it was invented. It's hilarious how people think that gene treatment is going to ruin humans forever. Sustaining and allowing people with medical absurdities to procreate is directly opposing and overtaking the force of natural selection among humans.
