Category: Science, Physics, and Philosophy of Science

Dec 2, 2019, 10:32 AM Evolution is not random. Evolution increases in complexity in order to exploit niches of caloric and therefore reproductive opportunity. In humans, and all domesticated animals, evolution consists of increasing cerebral volume, and slowing rate and depth of sexual development, making possible executive function (self-control) and rational agency. (choice). The east asians are the most developed. Whites less so, indians less so, middle easterners less so, and each of the three major african groups less so. With class size exacerbating (limiting) the distribution of domestication. The only contrary argument is that executive function (reason and agency) upon which all human achievement is constructed, is not evolutionary. We could make the argument that we are self domesticating and that this is an evolution of evolution itself, and that we are evolving the world in favor of self domesticating creatures. or we could make the argument that reason and agency and domestication is not evolutionary – but that is difficult to imagine, since once reason exists, and science exists, man has control over his evolution, and as far as we can tell, he seeks superior physical and mental fitness, and superior physical symmetry.

Dec 2, 2019, 10:32 AM Evolution is not random. Evolution increases in complexity in order to exploit niches of caloric and therefore reproductive opportunity. In humans, and all domesticated animals, evolution consists of increasing cerebral volume, and slowing rate and depth of sexual development, making possible executive function (self-control) and rational agency. (choice). The east asians are the most developed. Whites less so, indians less so, middle easterners less so, and each of the three major african groups less so. With class size exacerbating (limiting) the distribution of domestication. The only contrary argument is that executive function (reason and agency) upon which all human achievement is constructed, is not evolutionary. We could make the argument that we are self domesticating and that this is an evolution of evolution itself, and that we are evolving the world in favor of self domesticating creatures. or we could make the argument that reason and agency and domestication is not evolutionary – but that is difficult to imagine, since once reason exists, and science exists, man has control over his evolution, and as far as we can tell, he seeks superior physical and mental fitness, and superior physical symmetry.