/sci/ - Science & Math

>>4469031
lolno faggot.

>>4322921
3.7 gpa now, had a 2.4 in HS.

I think the citations in this thread going against the notion of ceased human evolution are essentially disingenuous in what evolution is actually accelerating. My guess would be that the 'mechanisms' of evolution are speeding up, but no actual evolution is occurring.

Personally, I'm in the punctuated equilibrium camp, when it comes to evolution, and I see virtually no selection pressures currently present on any human population.

>/sci/ why am I attracted to certain types of women? What causes this attraction?

Evolutionary history.

>>3754590

No. There exist an obvious distinction between a fully autonomous being and one that is partially autonomous. If you cannot figure that out it's a personal problem, I'm not going to hold your hand and walk you through the process.

Deal with it.

/Riemann

>>3187015

>implying I'm not a double major
>mfw