@JimmyJ,
Quote:The flaws I pointed out are in every human. At some point in our long history we developed them and they became a problem for us.
If they are flaws in an evolutionary context how did evolution produce such flaws and why have they not caused us to become extinct?
Instead, up till now, we have throve. It is a mystery why we have developed the characteristics you claim are flaws but it is not a mystery that the human race has thrived with them, and thus they must not be flaws at all and, like all characteristics of extant life forms have a beneficial function.
One might say it is a problem that we have five fingers because the pain from trapping them in a door would be less if we only had four.
Getting food and drink in the tracheae might be the result of eating and drinking carelessly such as when having a mouthful of meat pie and a swig of beer when somebody tells a good joke, I often have coughing fits when reading posts on A2K whilst having my supper.
Do you think evolution is telling me that I should stop reading posts on here whilst having my supper like my legs tell me when to knock off running.
And it's obvious what use a blind spot is because they enable Apisa to be able to not see the writing on the wall and thus to pose as a superior life form. That's one of the reasons evolution positioned our arseholes where it doo. Had it not been a blind spot we would probably never have had any philosophers and intellectuals. That's why farts are so funny. Only deaf people have a blind spot for farts but they can usually detect them by nasal operations. Or, if they are their own farts, by a fluttering sensation in the nipsy of a range of frequencies I assume you are familiar with and thus I can afford to avoid the distasteful talk of describing them.
Isn't evolution perfection becoming? How can we have hereditary flaws?
