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Biology works itself out
by ljlolel 1y ago
Biology works itself out
- aw1621107 1y agoNot necessarily, depending on how broad a view of "biology" you're talking. For example, take the many, many, many species that have gone extinct over time. Their biology sure didn't seem to have "work[ed] itself out".
- ljlolel 1y agoNo more reason to care for a species than for an individual sacrificing itself for the group population
- aw1621107 1y agoHence "depending on how broad a view of "biology" you're talking". In any case, by "biology" you're referring to the biosphere? If so, the (potential) risk is that "biology work[ing] itself out" may involve working humans out of the picture as well.
- ljlolel 1y agoYou will die and your great great grand children, in 2100, if any, will have <10% of your dna variability
- aw1621107 1y agoI'm not sure how that has anything to do with what I said? In addition, there's the question of whether the variability in human DNA affects the originally described "nasty self-centered" behavior; if it doesn't, no amount of "natural" variability will achieve the described desired outcome.