... then we have now. Automation to take care of the old people, elimination of the retirement age, retraining for new jobs, and so forth. However, zero population growth is not an evolutionarily stable strategy. War, natural disasters, and ecodisasters may never entirely go away. ZPG is a *choice* ... one which can be changed anytime it becomes necessary. As ...
... we have now. Automation to take care of the old people, elimination of the retirement age, retraining for new jobs, and so forth. However, zero population growth is not an evolutionarily stable strategy. War, natural disasters, and ecodisasters may never entirely go away. ZPG is a *choice* ... one which can be changed anytime it becomes necessary. As for the impact of "...
.... I think that a combination of science and social change can help maintain a more peaceful, stable world then we have now. Automation to take care of the old people, elimination of the retirement age, retraining for new jobs, and so forth. However, zero population growth is not an evolutionarily stable strategy. War, natural disasters, and ecodisasters may never entirely go away.
...which leads to the Savanna Principle. ...general intelligence evolved in order to handle evolutionarily- novel problems. The logical convergence of these two separate lines of research leads to the prediction that the human difficulty in dealing with evolutionarily-novel stimuli interacts with general intelligence, such that the Savanna Principle holds stronger among...
...which leads to the Savanna Principle. ...general intelligence evolved in order to handle evolutionarily- novel problems. The logical convergence of these two separate lines of research leads to the prediction that the human difficulty in dealing with evolutionarily-novel stimuli interacts with general intelligence, such that the Savanna Principle holds stronger among...
..., which leads to the Savanna Principle. ...general intelligence evolved in order to handle evolutionarily- novel problems. The logical convergence of these two separate lines of research leads to the prediction that the human difficulty in dealing with evolutionarily-novel stimuli interacts with general intelligence, such that the Savanna Principle holds stronger among ...
... advances also increase fitness — to a point. Let's take common mental conditions one-by-one. People with aggressive and narcissistic personalities are the easiest to understand evolutionarily; they look out for number one. But even if 16 million men today can trace their genes to Genghis Khan (nature's definition of uber-success can be measured by his prolific ...
..., cognitive advances also increase fitness — to a point. Let's take common mental conditions one-by-one. People with aggressive and narcissistic personalities are the easiest to understand evolutionarily; they look out for number one. But even if 16 million men today can trace their genes to Genghis Khan (nature's definition of uber-success can be measured by his prolific ...
... to fracture, cognitive advances also increase fitness В— to a point. Let's take common mental conditions one-by-one. People with aggressive and narcissistic personalities are the easiest to understand evolutionarily; they look out for number one. But even if 16 million men today can trace their genes to Genghis Khan (nature's definition of uber-success can be measured by his prolific ...
... fine detail and late adjustments would have to be left in the hands of a network of evolutionarily more primitive motor centres, including the brain stem, the spinal column, the basal ganglia, and ... one-by-one. People with aggressive and narcissistic personalities are the easiest to understand evolutionarily; they look out for number one. But even if 16 million men today can trace ...
