MessiahDecoy123
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and redeeming means stuff like altruism, forgiveness, etc etc.
No.There are biological reasons nice guys finish last. Doesn't that disprove intelligent design?
There are biological reasons nice guys finish last. Doesn't that disprove intelligent design?
Maybe you can be a little more detailed in Darwinian and redeeming aside from just a couple sentences.
There's a difference between being a good guy and knowing how to play prince charming long enough to get in a woman's pants.Nice guys finish last because they're push-overs. No one respects a guy who'll do anything to be liked or accepted. Although I can't speak for all women (or really any woman), I have heard them express their disdain for guys who will change their mold to fit whatever woman they happen to be trying to gain the interest of.
There's a huge difference between being a nice guy and being a good guy. And, believe it or not, I've learned from experience that a lot of the women I've been around DO appreciate the latter. You can be respectful of women, courteous, and STILL gain their interest. Character still counts, man. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise.![]()
We are one of the few 'animals' that fall in love, simply because it takes so long, and so much work to raise a human child from baby to adult. Falling in love is nature's way of keeping two ppl together long enough for our young to grow into adulthood and help, as partners, raise that baby.
wear a rubber dude.
Actually, from a biological standpoint it makes perfect sense. A human baby takes a lot of energy to raise, and it takes a relatively loooong time for it to be self-sufficient (even ignoring society's artificial constructs).Simply, completely not true.
I'm interested in women for sex, and nothing else beyond that.
Your FACE got confused by the term selfish gene.i think someone got confused by the term selfish gene.
Well that's the problem. The OP doesn't define what he considers to be Darwinian traits in the first place, horribly crippling any chance his question has for a viable answer.Darwinian traits = Hereditary traits - can't Hereditary traits also be redeeming?