Tag: evolution

  • Patriotism is obsolete. Nearly in everything

    Patriotism is obsolete. Nearly in everything

    People are proud of their country, region, dialect, language, religion, continent, cultural heritage, sport team, natural beauties, cuisine, historical figures, and military. While this comes natural for Homo sapiens, this article shows how much suffering this has brought. Patriotism is obsolete in every aspect. My article explains when there is no sensible of genetically improving…

  • Are humans worse than animals?

    Are humans worse than animals?

    Denailing, boiling to death in a boiler, putting needles below the nails, brutal beatings, waterboarding, electroshocks, stress positions, sleep deprivation, starvation, and temperature extremes. As I am writing this article, a minimum of tens of thousands of people are undergoing this “humane” treatment (even because of the Russo-Ukrainian War). So are humans worse than animals?…

  • Your idol is an animal

    Is your idol an animal? Lots of people have their idols. Actors, leaders, businessmen, dissidents, influencers, singers, tech industry giants, and so on. They idolize them in an absurd way as they are the most moral, attractive, able, and eligible. Not only that the current human morality makes little sense. But your idol is most…

  • Ten Commandments – extensive critique

    They always say that if people act as the Ten Commandments tell, the world would be a perfect place. Not only this is not true, but actually Ten Commandments direct this world into a really ugly place. Here is my extensive critique. Basics for morality? Oh no! Christians consider the Ten Commandments a basis for…

  • US president as the head of the pack killed? Let’s start WW3

    I could not be more disappointed in how people strongly preserve their animalistic behavior. We have smart AI, computers, chips, chemistry, and quantum mechanics, yet the mentality of a caveman. The 300 million country gets the head of the pack killed, so let’s start WW3. Kill a US president and a war starts! The sitting…

  • Your wonderful city view is just a mating place

    Homo sapiens are often obsessed with skylines (or city views), whether it is Shangai, New York City, London etc. But it is nothing but a mere evolutionary adaptation (a mating place) of how to spread your selfish genes. Of course, you can have a bond between your birthplace and so on. However, evolutionary fitness attraction…

  • News and decision-making made by prehistoric instincts

    TikTok, YouTube, streaming services, movies, stories or media news. Everything is built into our evolutionary personality. Have you ever read a column that was only based on mathematics and statistics with little written text (not to mention whether it had a recurring appearance based on whether it is important or not)? Of course, you are…

  • Adults laughing at the stylish teenagers explained by Darwinism

    Adults tend to laugh at teenagers as they have their idols, wear distinct clothes, have common musical tastes and influencers attract them. They laugh at teenagers because they are stylish. Not only it is a huge hypocrisy because adults are programmed to such a behavior which possesses evolutionary advantages as well. So does Darwinism explain it all? Development psychology in teenagers. Darwinism at its best Teenagers have…

  • The differences between pseudosciences and evolutionary psychology

    Some people claim evolutionary psychology is a pseudoscience just like any other. No hard evidence, no core observations, no skeletons we could match with others and no DNA analysis that would tell us more about our prehistoric behavior that actually exists to these days. But putting it on the same level with astrology, creationism, homeopathy,…

  • New York City, the best mating place and our prehistoric instincts. Why is it different nowadays?

    The world’s most populous cities hold a special place in the hearts of people. Traveling and immigration to other places are our evolutionary adaptations how to spread our selfish genes. When people live at their original places, they find a lack of mating partners, resources, reciprocal altruism, status potential, forming alliances and security (large groups…