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>>14644673
>The driving evolutionary force is towards increasing intelligence
>category is: tell me it's scientific racism without telling me it's scientific racism
intelligence largely is a byproduct of predation ability, if you studied evolutionary biology or zoology rather than got all your racist "facts" to confirm your views from the internet you'd know that. Evolution isn't a process of perfection or directionality, it just is. Sometimes species go in one direction and then another and then lose features and gain others. It's nonsense of whatever survives based on sex and environment. In the short term yes features can follow some direction but long term they clearly don't beyond more basal shit like hox genes and all that. It's literally just noise, whoever survives to fuck or cheats their way into the gene pool. Natural selection exists but you're retarded and probably don't actually care to change your mind so I'm not gonna waste more time going through this.
>a strong evolutionary trend towards larger, more complex brains
>Taken together some phenotypes are visibly more primitive
>more primitive
>MODERN phenotypes are """"more"""" """primitive"""" (after thousands of years of human evolution) """""visibly"""""
every day we stray further and further from the light

>>14591662
>goes to /sci/ for the first time in a month
>sees this thread
>leaves /sci/
Like....op....just open any book on evolutionary biology. It's all right there. Not complicated, just a more advanced question than whatever you were taught in high school. This is the same tier as
""""macroevolution has never been proven""""""" threads like just say you don't know shit about evolution and leave. Just because you don't respect a field and don't understand it beyond a basic level does not mean you've suddenly uncovered a massive gap in knowledge. People get PhD's in this shit, like o b v i o u s l y this field is more in depth than you basic shitbrain understanding of it. This post is literally just you being retarded and postulating but not googling it. This is why there's (probably, since I stopped going here due to how awful it was) no good threads here anymore because all the actual intellectuals looking for good conversation or the educated people left.

>t. part of my undergrad major was in evolutionary biology

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you again

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