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Category Archives: Evolution
Andrew Joyce & Kevin MacDonald – Beyond Good And Evil
From an objective perspective, I do not see how one can love or hate any group. The world consists of blacks and whites, mosquitos and Mexicans, lions and lambs, and these different forms of life have different evolutionary group strategies. … Continue reading
Who Are The Good Guys?
Comments: * The trouble with objective principles for determining winners and losers is that there will be losers, and losing in the status competition game is serious business. And since we are inevitably a mix of individual and group interests, … Continue reading
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Very Racist, Very Anti-Semitic Article In Los Angeles Times Pretending To Mourn Loss Of Tree Privilege
Just substitute “Jews” for everything bad in this article and you can see how this essay is an invite for a Holocaust. It is stoking the flames of hate. This is not who we are. It’s the current year. My … Continue reading
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NYT: ‘Ancestral Climates May Have Shaped Your Nose’
If ancestral climates shaped your nose, could they have shaped other parts of you, including your brain? That’s only logical. New York Times: Ask anyone what the nose does, and the reply will most likely be related to smell. We … Continue reading
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Michael Barone: Voters reject John Lennon’s “world as one”
Comments at Steve Sailer: * Man is a product of evolution. When pacifism arises among us, it’s often killed off by non-pacifists. So it doesn’t get passed on much. It’s still very much a man-shoot-man world. Having read a lot … Continue reading
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Invasive Species
As a convert to Orthodox Judaism, I believe that the Jews are God’s Chosen People, that the Torah is God’s revelation to the world, and that the purpose of Jews is to be a blessing to the world. These are … Continue reading
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Can Evolution Be Fast?
Comment: NYT article on very recent evolution of animals living in urban environments. These kinds of articles always start with “We used to think evolution was very slow.” Why did we ever believe this? We’ve seen many dog breeds develop … Continue reading
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Is this like the eternal struggle between Jews and goyim?
Maybe different groups have different interests? The Atlantic: The Very Long War Between Snakes and Newts The two have been locked in an evolutionary arms race since before they even existed. In the mountains of Oregon, there are newts with … Continue reading
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The lack of acceptance of evolutionary approaches to human behaviour
WASP scientists are the most likely to use evolutionary perspectives. Two professors in England write: Wilson, Trivers and others believed sociobiology could make a particularly useful contribution to the social sciences by providing a model of the underlying evolutionary influences … Continue reading
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