01 Dec 05
Originally posted by Jay PeateaPeople who are easier to love ( good looking, nice personality etc) are slightly more likely to have loving relationships, and these relationships are more likely to lead to reproduction.The resulting offspring should, in theory, be slightly "easier to love" than those who come from easier to hate (ugly, unpleasant etc ) parents. Therefore, the easier to love offspring are slightly more likely to contribute to the gene pool, and the others aren't .And so the cycle continues. This means that the species is getting more loveable! Which is nice, but possibly disproves evolutionary theory.
How do emotions like love & hate, fit in with the Theory Of Evolution, or does there existance indicate Intelligent Design.
Your thoughts please
Intelligent Design is another issue.
You asked for my thoughts, and that's them.