Yet another headline on “Why we beat the Neanderthals!” It reflexively followed the common assumption behind most people’s view of evolution, especially human evolution – even from those who claim to fully “buy-in” to Darwin’s implications. – They all still seem to see evolutionary success as a way for good to be rewarded. They may couch, “good” as crafty, or violent, as easily as others may use terms that describe more conventional virtues; but in the end, evolutionary success is still seen as a reward.
Virtue or Vice?
Virtue or Vice?
Virtue or Vice?
Yet another headline on “Why we beat the Neanderthals!” It reflexively followed the common assumption behind most people’s view of evolution, especially human evolution – even from those who claim to fully “buy-in” to Darwin’s implications. – They all still seem to see evolutionary success as a way for good to be rewarded. They may couch, “good” as crafty, or violent, as easily as others may use terms that describe more conventional virtues; but in the end, evolutionary success is still seen as a reward.
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