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Our bodys evolved to survive under harsh conditions until our offsprings are old enough to carry on (30 - 40 years) everything on top is bonus. Evolution and B
by number6 5y ago
Our bodys evolved to survive under harsh conditions until our offsprings are old enough to carry on (30 - 40 years) everything on top is bonus.
Evolution and Biology have no agency. There is no moral, no right kind of living. If you procreate you fulfilled your biological "destiny". You can do that under eating a burger on a plane while reading on a screen. Evolution doesn't mind. Our bodys don't mind. Warrenty runs out in your thirties.
Good thing we have brains that allow us to prolong our life's and increase our well-being.
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- rp1 5y agoI don’t think the GP was arguing that “evolution cares”. Rather, I think they were saying that we evolved as part of a system that moved at a certain speed. Changes to that system were reflected as part of the evolutionary feedback mechanism. Now, however, we’re changing the system so fast, evolution has no hope of keeping up.
- enchiridion 5y agoOur brains were evolved.
- ricardobeat 5y agoWell, clearly something goes wrong as children also get these debilitating diseases.
- bobthepanda 5y agoThe decrease in life expectancy of Crohn's is -6 to -8 years compared to average, and in the Western world that's your 70s to 80s, so your fact doesn't necessarily conflict with their conclusion.
- thizzbuzz 5y ago> until our offsprings are old enough to carry on (30 - 40 years) I see this all the time. If you saw how pre-modern (extended) families actually function, you'd know that the survival of younger offspring is strongly influenced by what the 40+ year old members of the family are or aren't able to do.
- JohnJamesRambo 5y agoThere is so much wrong with all these statements but I’ll start with this one. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grandmother_hypothesis https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grandmother_hypothesis