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Topic	Could we reverse evolution?
FLUFFYGERM 12/08/17 5:51:57 PM #16:	Tanoomba posted... FLUFFYGERM posted... We've already halted and modified it for humans and arguably other life forms on earth. Evolution no longer affects us. In fact, the most arguable factors in our development as a species have been sociological and cultural. The human genome is 99.9% the same as it was pre-agriculture, so no, not really. Genetics are not the entire picture. Humans have recursive knowledge where we can accumulate knowledge and self reflect. This allows us to develop and advance as a collective even though our genetics are largely the same over time. The tl;dr is that our genetics are a generic blueprint for increasing complexity and expertise in all areas. --- but Marxist theory is extremely consistent, both internally and with reality. -averagejeol <cite>FLUFFYGERM posted [p:891844533] in Could we r... [t:76076975]...</cite> <quote><cite>Tanoomba posted...</cite> <quote><cite>FLUFFYGERM posted...</cite> <quote>We've already halted and modified it for humans and arguably other life forms on earth. Evolution no longer affects us. In fact, the most arguable factors in our development as a species have been sociological and cultural.</quote> The human genome is 99.9% the same as it was pre-agriculture, so no, not really.</quote> Genetics are not the entire picture. Humans have recursive knowledge where we can accumulate knowledge and self reflect. This allows us to develop and advance as a collective even though our genetics are largely the same over time. The tl;dr is that our genetics are a generic blueprint for increasing complexity and expertise in all areas. --- but Marxist theory is extremely consistent, both internally and with reality. -averagejeol</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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