CreepingDeath wrote: » Evolution is basically natural selection. In first world countries there's no real natural selection, only in third world countries. In first world countries, sexual selection is a bigger factor. So womans choices determine the next generation more than the ability to outrun a lion.
CreepingDeath wrote: » Evolution is basically natural selection. In first world countries there's no real natural selection, only in third world countries. In first world countries, sexual selection is a bigger factor. So womens choices determine the next generation more than the ability to outrun a lion.
cesc77 wrote: » I apologise to those that are offended by this but its just an idea.
cullen5998 wrote: » Looser. Fix it if possible Dont be a pdrick. I would like to blast you with piss. Or kick you in the faceNot me its the small piece of pighead in all of us who wants to
My name is URL wrote: » I dunno why anyone would be offended by what you say. Eugenics is not an inherently bad thing.. just made to look that way by people who twisted it to suit their own ideals. It was first pioneered by a cousin of Charles Darwin (Francis Galton). It makes perfect sense in today's world, with such a high demand and diminishing amount of resources. The technology exists which can predict the likelihood of couples passing on serious birth defects, and will most likely become more utilised in the near future.http://news.bioscholar.com/2011/03/diy-dna-tests-tell-couples-about-their-unborn-baby%E2%80%99s-genetic-disease-risk.html
cesc77 wrote: » Feel free,Sir.It was an idea.Im not a nazi and those that throw comments like that away freely are muppets.Im not trying to purify the human race. I was making a point how evolution has been interfered with.How you choose to take that is up to you. What I said is fact.I have already said in my initial statement that its a factual argument. I will humiliate you in a court of law if you try to infer that Im a nazi,so is there any chance that we could observe an commentate on how humans are changing? please? cullen,perchance I have struck a nerve.Ill give you another go.Dont threaten me though.Try to put together a coherent sentence and perhaps you may see my point.
cullen5998 wrote: » Please stick to websites that do not begin with www.boards.ie due to lack of intelligent thoughtful posts signed cullen5998 self appointed moderator of afterhours
My name is URL wrote: » Well that's me put back in my box
skylight1987 wrote: » i understand the debate you want us to have here ,no emotion just logic and logically i see your point but we are an emotional species so the two are intertwined . in a world of total logic your idea would work but people love people and are emotionally attached even if the person is not geneticly ideal.
cesc77 wrote: » I will humiliate you in a court of law if you try to infer that Im a nazi
cullen5998 wrote: » I meant if a person has a problem and it can be treated/fixed then it should be done. Do you not agree?
cesc77 wrote: » Not sure if this the right place but in my opinion it has.... We are changing physically and mentally at an amazing rate.The ones who survive to procreate are a lot different than those from even 50 years ago.Many people would not have survived then for a variety of reasons. Healthcare is huge.We keep people alive now who would be tayty bread not so long ago.Not only are they alive but we are aiding their "faulty"genes to "infiltrate" the world gene pool.This may sound harsh but Im trying to make a realistic,pragmatic comment on where we are going. I apologise to those that are offended by this but its just an idea. Inbreeding used to be an issue until society cut it out(almost) People with disabilities,special needs,genetic deformaties are allowed to procreate.Now,this wouldnt have happened years ago yet we are expected to support their progeny via the state. I am not a heartless git but was just wondering what others may think *backs away*