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Wat. No.
no no no no no no
This is not a thing that can exist. There is a Wendy's far too close to my apartment.
Whew
I just want you to know that I am very confused as to how you are defining "Darwinism" and want you to know that I believe (from what I understand of what you are trying to say) that you are basically completely confused about how evolution by natural selection works, especially in regards to how it affects human populations, especially especially in social environments.
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God picks the traits he likes best and those animals get to live.
Errybody know that
The MSRP is $1.50
225 pounds of delicious cow.
awesome
from where
"Theistic evolution" is a thing.
A thing that's like "hey what if GOD DID EVOLUTION"
which is basically just evolution with superfluous crap. But still.
That it's cheap doesn't really change how often I'd get it but I am intrigued by your usage of MSRP.
Some farm in a town near here.
The articles kept saying 'the suggested retail price is $1.50' so MSRP is easier
also they probably manufacture these in a warehouse
well I'm jealous
what if god was one of us
just a slob like one of us
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evolutionary_game_theory
I believe meme theory articulates a lot of the whys for things. Especially cultural differences.
Yep.
I have maybe 30 polygons on screen and only ambient lighting.
And at a 500x500px resolution the frame rate is one frame each 8 seconds. So 0.125 fps.
I guess that is why raytracers are not used for games.
I wasn't ignoring you on Steam. I forgot I had it until I got an email about something the other day!
And then *BAM* Mormonism
#whattheydontwantyoutoknow
Are you getting any sausage?
We get some polish sausage the butcher makes it's like the best thing I've ever eaten.
I've run into the problem of everyone I know either having the game already or not being someone who plays PC games.
there are probably a lot of optimizations possible in your engine but pretty much yeah
I'm moving close to it
Yep, we're getting a bunch of sausages, and various types of steak.
Arch is a biologist
A sexy biologist
Excuse me he's an entomologist.
What have insects ever done for science?
Not to be confused with a bio sexologist.
Current Playthroughs: Neverwinter Closed Beta|Let's Build! Sim City
You know that's redundant, right?
He just sits around all day talking about the origins of words, not the species!
You still haven't said anything. Evolutionary game theory is basically bullshit.
Here, lets look at some data.
This paper by Byars et al did a lot of fancy math, but the takeaway is pretty nice, and directly contradicts whatever the heck you were trying to say about "thinning bloodlines" or whatever.
Before we continue- whether or not darwinian selection is operating on humans is still under debate. Most of the studies are drawn from historical records and genealogies, and it is kind of hard to backtrack accurately to get heritability and accurately estimate evolutionary parameters.
Milot et al also tried to estimate selection in a human population, and came to a similar result.
These are just two examples, but they serve to illustrate my point- while potentially true that selection is operating on humans, if anything we have been consistently selecting for ease of reproduction, so if anything we are becoming more fit, in a classical selection idea. That is, it is becoming easier and easier for people to reproduce, and to do so earlier. (One of those studies, I forget which, found that early male death was the biggest selective agent in humans. That is, dying before reproducing. Duh.) We seem to be evolving towards reducing that gap.