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FrayedBear just brought my attention to a video that I need to study and do a post on. I've seen this guy in it before, it may have even been the same video. I probably blew it off due to the fact that it's hard to get people to view video content. But it correlates with a meme I recently came across which I'll share now to set a prelude to attempt to induce interest. As I stated recently, I'm seeing what appears to be more interest in a sort of agreement with my post. I hope that's a good sign. But the message that will be delivered in the video is something we've already been through before after WWll. And the fall back to reliving it again, the meme sings true. Please put some thought into this meme! Then the video later. Evolving can either go towards worse, or for the better. We're heading towards worse currently.

#memes #video #hope

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Good sentiment but geez pal, 6 words when one would be sufficient in your intro?
I almost wandered off...

Answer 2

What common misconception of evolution are you going by with this post? How is the particular brand of ideology or misconception someone currently carries reflective of allelic change over generational time?

I mean the adoption of dairying may have led to lactase persistence, but that’s not what you are alluding to here. Maybe there’s a reason 1/3 of people are more susceptible to authoritarian thinking in certain sociocultural circumstances. Does that make them more or less evolved in an ascending or descending scalar sense per adaptive evolution?

Given a majority of our genome is littered with neutral or nearly neutral junk I’m not sure I know what you are getting at. Better or worse is a false dichotomy in nonadaptive evolution.

Is it something like the misleading caricature of human evolution rendered in the illustration here?:


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