When I think about the real world, many times, the fittest do not survive. Factors like accidents and dumb luck are ignored.
In fact, many of the theories about selective breeding, etc, especially about how mates are chosen because of their ability to survive, blah blah, I think ignore too many real-world factors that are too complicated to factor. For example, you might say that women marry pro athletes or rich businessmen so their children will be successful, but look at how many fail to live up to expectations. Prince Fielder and Luke Walton are exceptions, but what about Michael Jordan's kids?
I think it's all about randomness and luck. Boiling life down to equations and predetermined outcomes will never work. That's my theory.
2006-08-09
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