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Yes, calling them inferior or superior is merely another way of describing survival. Why are the genes inferior? Because they don't survive. Why don't they surv

Yes, calling them inferior or superior is merely another way of describing survival. Why are the genes inferior? Because they don't survive. Why don't they survive? Because ... Sometimes supposedly inferior genes work better in a specific environment as is the case with sickle cell anaemia where mutation resulting in under-performing haemoglobin confers some resistance to malaria.

DeathArrow 5y ago
>Yes, calling them inferior or superior is merely another way of describing survival. Genes survived either because some populations were aided by geography, as in they weren't challenged by foreign populations or because the individuals were smarter. The modern humans are trying to reverse how nature worked until the recent past but I'm not sure it will work. Competition will always win.