@athousandyoung saidIt was common for royal families to inbreed. Was it the females that were doing the selecting? It is females that tend to be attracted to money and success.
Inbreeding prevents dilution of inheritances so it leads to success in that sense which is why the Spanish Hapsburgs did it
https://www.livescience.com/habsburg-jaw-inbreeding.html
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@athousandyoung saidIt’s very bad congeniality speaking most of the later Hapsburg were mad, bad and deformed.
Inbreeding prevents dilution of inheritances so it leads to success in that sense which is why the Spanish Hapsburgs did it
In nature most species have ways of guarding against inbreeding because those that don’t tend to die out.
Gene pools should be as deep as possible
@metal-brain saidCan you even read?
@kevcvs57
"In nature most species have ways of guarding against inbreeding because those that don’t tend to die out."
I think you made an error when you wrote that. Those that don't inbreed tend to die out?
@shavixmir saidLord knows how many generations of kissing cousins it took to perfect MB
Can you even read?
@sleepyguy saidIs it unreasonable to expect a poster to be able to interpret a simple two line post. He won’t admit to not being a native speaker of English so why should anyone make allowances.
Another stimulating RHP debate.
It is actually a potentially stimulating RHP debate if we can get around MBs obsession with the Rothchilds
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@metal-brain saidThe statement is quite clear:
@kevcvs57
"In nature most species have ways of guarding against inbreeding because those that don’t tend to die out."
I think you made an error when you wrote that. Those that don't inbreed tend to die out?
Those that DON'T guard against inbreeding tend to die out.
@sleepyguy saidWell laughter is always a good thing and thanks for the permission
On *this* forum? Well ...
Just gave me a chuckle is all. Please carry on.