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Topic	Anyone else here have zero desire to ever reproduce?
CiIantro 08/18/18 8:31:09 PM #31:	dolomedes posted... CiIantro posted... Evolution doesn't have a "point". Effective reproductive strategies are just a byproduct of it. natural selection would not select for being non-reproductive... There is no defined "point" to evolution. It is simply the process of change over time. Obviously, natural selection is the unavoidable process by which organisms that are best able to reproduce pass on their genes, but that doesn't make them "better". By your argument, a super-human with god-like intelligence who was also impotent would be inferior to some random piece of trailer trash with 8 kids. Your logic is flawed. <cite>CiIantro posted [p:907126367] in Anyone els... [t:76915526]...</cite> <quote><cite>dolomedes posted...</cite> <quote><cite>CiIantro posted...</cite> <quote>Evolution doesn't have a "point". Effective reproductive strategies are just a byproduct of it.</quote> natural selection would not select for being non-reproductive...</quote> There is no defined "point" to evolution. It is simply the process of change over time. Obviously, natural selection is the unavoidable process by which organisms that are best able to reproduce pass on their genes, but that doesn't make them "better". By your argument, a super-human with god-like intelligence who was also impotent would be inferior to some random piece of trailer trash with 8 kids. Your logic is flawed.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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