> I note that "mother nature" weeds out most mutations 'Mother nature' actually creates mutations; without them, we wouldn't be able to adapt to nature's chang

> I note that "mother nature" weeds out most mutations 'Mother nature' actually creates mutations; without them, we wouldn't be able to adapt to nature's changing circumstance. > And then there's the small details that humanities isn't all that diverse I didn't say that humanities was diverse; I said that a diverse society needed to encompass the humanities as well, because that diversity is necessary for it to thrive. I'd argue that Socrates and Plato (philosophy) are as well remembered as Pythagoras (maths). Surely that says something about the importance of the humanities?