4 ms·
How far we've come that citing common statistics counts as dropping red pills. I don't have high hopes for how we look back on this period a few years into the
by fein 10y ago
How far we've come that citing common statistics counts as dropping red pills.
I don't have high hopes for how we look back on this period a few years into the future. Many people with their head stuck in the sand.
- thraway2016 10y agoHN is one of those odd places where supposedly rational people simultaneously believe that A. The theory of evolution is likely correct, and B. Evolution magically stopped operating on human population groups about 50k years ago. And that while animal and plant subspecies differentiated in the span of a few thousand years vary measurably on various innate behavioral and physical characteristics, human population groups are COMPLETELY exempt from evolved behavioral propensities. Because magic, or something. To not believe in magic is, of course, racist and evil.
- mhermher 10y agoWhy Is that so ridiculous. Humans are more powerful than their environment. No other species is. When you can craft the environment you exist in, the evolutionary pressures on you are correspondingly weaker. Have you wondered how mental disorders or chronic diseases still exist? You're not dropping any pills, you just sound like you talk about things you don't understand.
- tyleraldrich 10y agoAnd I fear your head may be the deepest.