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Inbreeding and Accelerated Evolution, prev: Incest, Inbreeding & Evolution
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SUSb3ta
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 Dec 21 2009, 03:38 AM
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if everything goes according to TS' ideals then all it takes to wipe us out is a single disease. with inbreeding, the chances of genetic variation is lower, hence probably makes it harder for us to have people to be able to develop an immunity or resistance towards diseases. diversity is the way to go.
there is always this thing called natural selection where the weak is defeated. this works no matter what your genotype is.
besides, the rate at which technology has developed for us has been the greatest in this century. it is also in this century that we see many more people of mixed heritage. on the contrary, mixed breeding has been showing tremendous results as it allows humanity to find its best combination.
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SUSb3ta
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Dec 22 2009, 11:47 PM
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QUOTE(IcyDarling @ Dec 22 2009, 09:01 PM) my knowledge to this topic is really limited. So im just voicing opinion, dont flame me if i got it all wrong  Well as u said, Here is what most people miss. No matter what you believe in, whether it be in evolution or in God creating man and women. Humans started as few, and in that few, inbreeding must have taken place for the population to grow. And at one point inbreeding stopped and that is what caused the human population to become larger than it should be. Allowing genes of weak members of the species to thrive, is probably human species worst mistake.from this quote, u are making ur assumption in the point of view where u believe God created man and women. I myself believe in god too, but scientist has succesfully linked us to chimps(or is it ape) and they concluded that our species evolved from them. Scientificly, the apes "incested" and evolved when the popularity was enough once again, CORRECT ME IF IM WRONG there are missing links. this is not fact yet. it's still a theory, although a seemingly strong one. theory of evolution. not fact of evolution |
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