Re:Psssh. (Score 1)

In common with many people who *think* they understand how Natural Selection applies to modern humans, you are completely wrong.

You have described animal behaviour in the sense that animals are "slaves" to their genes. This isn't quite 100% true for humans, as we have this nifty ability called long-term foresight that can (and does) make us behave contrary to the best interest of our genes.

This is not a defense of pacificsm (I do of course have an opinion) - merely an attack on those who would drag in evolutionary thinking to any argument that suits them.