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>The reason there wasn't selection pressure on genes is that any survival needs could be filled faster and better by ideas, so genetic differences didn't have m
by rms 19y ago
>The reason there wasn't selection pressure on genes is that any survival needs could be filled faster and better by ideas, so genetic differences didn't have much chance to matter.
Link to external evidence to support this statement, please
- xlnt 19y agoGenes get to make changes every generation of humans. That's every 25 years or so. And to get very far evolution can take a lot of generations. Ideas can go through generations in a matter of seconds within someone's head. So that's orders of magnitude faster.