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So there is this theory I read somewhere that I forgot how tis called. If anyone knows about it plz tell me cuz im reallly interested.
So the theory goes on to say that knowing what we know about genetics, they are pretty much like play dough. Life adapts to its environment like play dough, through natural selection, those that can't survive to reproduce die off, ultimately creating a "superior race" in said environment. For example if your environment requires you can deep dive for a long period of tine so youcan catch fish, your people are eventually mgoing to grow bigger lungs and spleens and possibly smaller brains in order to preserve oxygen
Now the theory goes on to say that humans are judged through their labor. It is the most important thing we do every day, and for most of us, we will starve to death if we don't. And people do starve.
Eventually people create communities around their proffesion , and they expect their kids to do the same thing they did. Farmers will make farmer children, doctors will make doctors, politicians politician and lawyers lawyers.
The theory claims that eventually, those communities are going to harden so much, that the people will be genetically revolved around them. Like like a Golden Retriever was made to retrieve. The dogs that couldn't do it were either killed or abandoned. Necessity created the retriever. The retriver didn't chose it, the environment did.
Same way the retriever can't just deicide to become a bulldog, a farmer cannot be a lawyer, and vise versa.
And the most interesting part of all, the retriever WANTS to retrieve. The cat WANTS to kill mouses. The dog WANTS to serve humans. There is even data suggesting that modern dogs are genetically selected to love humans through natural selection. And it makes sense.
Considering that there are whole cities or even countries revolved around a particular trade, I wonder if that has become a reality.
So the theory goes on to say that knowing what we know about genetics, they are pretty much like play dough. Life adapts to its environment like play dough, through natural selection, those that can't survive to reproduce die off, ultimately creating a "superior race" in said environment. For example if your environment requires you can deep dive for a long period of tine so youcan catch fish, your people are eventually mgoing to grow bigger lungs and spleens and possibly smaller brains in order to preserve oxygen
Now the theory goes on to say that humans are judged through their labor. It is the most important thing we do every day, and for most of us, we will starve to death if we don't. And people do starve.
Eventually people create communities around their proffesion , and they expect their kids to do the same thing they did. Farmers will make farmer children, doctors will make doctors, politicians politician and lawyers lawyers.
The theory claims that eventually, those communities are going to harden so much, that the people will be genetically revolved around them. Like like a Golden Retriever was made to retrieve. The dogs that couldn't do it were either killed or abandoned. Necessity created the retriever. The retriver didn't chose it, the environment did.
Same way the retriever can't just deicide to become a bulldog, a farmer cannot be a lawyer, and vise versa.
And the most interesting part of all, the retriever WANTS to retrieve. The cat WANTS to kill mouses. The dog WANTS to serve humans. There is even data suggesting that modern dogs are genetically selected to love humans through natural selection. And it makes sense.
Considering that there are whole cities or even countries revolved around a particular trade, I wonder if that has become a reality.
