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> This does not reflect a good understanding. Success means having more children, not having any children. I never said "any children", so your remark doesn't
by the_af 1y ago
> This does not reflect a good understanding. Success means having more children, not having any children.
I never said "any children", so your remark doesn't reflect a good understanding of what I wrote.
Try not being pedantic for pedantry's sake, and engage with a question asked in good faith without playing games of one-upmanship.
- thaumasiotes 1y agoYou said that living long enough to reproduce constituted Darwinian success. That idea is (1) extremely common, and (2) dead wrong.
- the_af 1y agoIt's extremely tiring to have to write informal comments while couching them in all kinds of caveats and clarifications to make them iron-clad and beyond reproach by even the most persistent of nitpickers. It makes pleasant conversation impossible. And for what? Instead of focusing on the question I actually asked, you decided to correct me on something tangential for meaningless internet cred. Congrats, you won 1000 megacredits.
- thaumasiotes 1y ago> Instead of focusing on the question I actually asked, you decided to correct me on something tangential for meaningless internet cred. Instead? The response to that question heads my comment.