Friday, June 07, 2019
Modern culture has buried the biological origin of social behavior: why?
Modern culture has buried
the biological origin of social behavior. Think of that: buried.
There is virtually no mention of it in political philosophy today.
Yes, there is a
co-evolution between biology and culture, but “biology is the
hardware, culture is the software.” We don't even hear that mentioned
much and it certainly doesn't condone burying biology in the glut of freaked out cultural software.
So why has the biological
origin of social behavior been buried? Mainly because it is thought
to not enhance the biological and social power of those who bury it
for that reason.
The fascists affirmed the
biological origin of social behavior but then they demeaned it by
including crude supremacist values for only one chosen people. World War Two
ended 74 years ago but the Big Media and the schools today make it
look like the fascists were defeated yesterday and could rise at any
minute. That is resentment toward a defeated foe on a grand but
degenerate level, and unworthy of a noble people.
Modern culture and modern
trends reek of an entirely fictionalized view of human nature that
buries real human nature as the will power of those who bury it. Human nature remains as it has always been: genetically kin-centered, gender defined, age-graded,
heterosexual, marriage-making, hierarchical, ethnocentric, even
xenophobic, and religious-making, among other things, with
group-selection as the primary unit of successful
selection, followed by individual
selection.
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