>height better for duelling, worse for mass infantry/battles
>natural selection clearly intentionally creates tall and short people for this exact reason.
>By the 18th century 0.5 r^2 to survival -->artificial selection overpowered natural selection.
>Hyper socialization causes people to only date based on genes for the first time in human history <--- you are here.
>In 50 years your children will just manually edit their genes to make traps.
>In 800 years human brains will be inside of androids or fighter aircraft <--- no reason to pressurize every ship and triple it's weight.

I need somebody to explain why I should be concerned with genes right now.

>What about Mein Kampf
Hitlers views on race ascertain that a nation must be united in order to check in itself and others. He only emphasized race because it was the best tool available for that in 1930. If you wanted this in 2025 you would be doing it through an economic system.

>>508607811 (OP)
Genes do matter. Lets say Fags like OP gives everyone Aids. Suddenly the only ones that don't have a massive detriment to life have a genetic condition to not be affected by aids. Accounting for the future its obvious though you have diminishing returns over time. The assumption is that any of you will make it then or leave someone to benefit from it. Also all economic systems are ass even the best one. This is because these systems cannot by design account for all the fuckups created by each node(ie you). Leaving assymetries that lead unfortunately to death, dysfunction, and delays.

>>508607811 (OP)
Manlets are better at duels because they have a smaller nerve system.

Lanklets have bad reaction time.

Height for humans is a purely cosmetic adaptation. It's nature's display of easy living and quality genetics.

The genetics are soo good, that they can accept the handicap of being tall.

>>508608598
>Addresses all clauses.
Thanks ai bro you made me feel special today.

>>508608965
They can choose more lengths as well as different styles of delivering kinetic energy. More options is better than being good at one thing, MMA shows this.

>>508608598
If economics is t putting you where you want then there's a conflict of interest in the delivery. The U.S. is designed to have states beg for money and that's just a bad system that gives us nothing.