The Immense Journey Is the Human Species on Evolutions Fast Track?
Jonathan , Baton Rouge: Jun 5 2008
Made Popular Jun 5 2008
Loren Eiseley was born on the bleak plains of Nebraska in 1907, a haunted man who grew up in a haunted house, dominated by the stony silence of a deaf, mentally unstable mother- a cosmic outcast whose etched sense ’'aloneness in the...
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Taylor Flatt multiplayernetwork.n..
Petersburg, United States
Very interesting. But he is not the only person to believe we are actually moving very fast. I was watching some Discovery Channel show and it talked all about this.
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The evolution of the species only appears to be overwhelmingly cultural as cultural time is something we can all understand intuitively. That the human body is still evolving is a necessity of the way genetics and random mutation in genetic self-replication works. What I find interesting is the ways that human cultural evolution will be selecting for reproductive success based upon the largely symbolic cultural and social human world... that although cultural evolution is, ultimately, such a relatively rapid process - that it is playing back into the longitudinal processes of biological/genetic evolution through influencing human behaviour, survival, mating habits, etc...
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