Until more go extinct

They happen so fast

The upper limit would than be changes so quick and hard that all species go extinct

In such a disconnected niche they aren't reconciled to the whole

Just procreate don’t pass up your opportunity to be part of the future

I was talking with Hector about to what degree the "spiteful mutants" narrative explains the disaster

he thought that it explained it almost entirely

and I was more skeptical

What’s a spiteful mutant

have you read the Dutton stuff?

any star wars fans ?

No

one highly adapted to an advantageous niche as the expense of a whole

High levels of mutation across a population will lead to self destructive behavior when not selected against naturally

Lmao KINO LISENCE REVOKED

Inserted into an environment of rapid expansion of the niche

Star Wars? In 2019? Wtf

"The Mutant Says in His Heart, “There Is No God”: the Rejection of Collective Religiosity Centred Around the Worship of Moral Gods Is Associated with High Mutational Load.

Lol

Is this scifi or someone really believes this

raejer is a known startwars shill

disavow

Fuguer, it goes something like this: we are currently past the peak of a mouse-utopia scenario, and the critical problem in mouse utopia was not the psychological effects of overpopulation, but the lack of selective pressure leading to phenotypes with mutations/high mutational load surviving

Imma disavow you

too late I disavowed you first

My spaceshit product is better than yours

Le disavow

and this explains how human behavior in modern society is so aberrant from what is healthy and what used to be normal

that's the theory

Mutational load isn’t a very scientific concept

Umm Starcraft is for big brains ok

raejer exposed

Every gene is a mutation.

I don't understand the concept of mutational load at all, I just learned about it

only real gamers play Starcraft

Some aid survival and some don’t

this oppression and I, as a gamer, will not stand for it

It’s pseudoscience

as a real gamer who doesnt play starcraft I disavow

It's a very relative diagnosis