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Our selection process looks pretty natural to me. Also we solved food scarcity, like, a century ago?
by GoblinSlayer 4y ago
Our selection process looks pretty natural to me. Also we solved food scarcity, like, a century ago?
- kaba0 4y agoIs our weak culled by predators, or are we pressured towards some change (e.g. more efficient digestive track) due to food scarcity? Those would be some natural selection processes, and they don’t apply to us in any significant way since.. I would say the agricultural revolution at least, but maybe even sooner (the very reason we can “feed” such a hungry organ as our brains is due to our efficiency at hunting/processing food even back then thanks to tools/fire)
- int_19h 4y agoAnything that has some effect on the number of children one has, and their probability to survive until they can have their own children, would be a natural selection process. Nobody actually has to die, or even to remain childless.