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Bullying is an evolutionary adaptation

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ftvm8A2dTs0
>>16821465
IVF should be banned for being dysgenic.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FHZGsiZtjDY
>>518993748
Mutation is not the primary driver of biological evolution. Natural, sexual and/or kin selection is, resulting in genetic drift.
Natural selection refers to whether a given life-form dies before passing on its genes or not. By definition, natural selection weeds out most detrimental mutations from a given population. Natural selection and inherent modification affect the frequency of alleles in a given population to either increase or decrease a trait's observable presence.

The epigenetic landscape plays a fundamental role in most biological processes that involve the manipulation and expression of DNA. The molecular mechanism of gene regulation is understood, but the hierarchical order of events and dependencies that lead to protection against infection remain largely unknown.

Random mutations do occur, but what drives evolution is selective and environmental pressures, adaptation in the form of mutations can occur very quickly depending on the species.
### Why divorces looked higher for 25–35-year-olds then vs. now

People married younger and faster in the 1960s. Then laws and culture made divorce easier. Today, people marry later, cohabit first, and fewer unstable marriages happen in that age range.

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### What drove high divorce back then

- **Early marriages:** Median age was 20–23. Young marriages = higher risk.
- **No-fault divorce laws:** Made splitting up easier in the 1970s–80s.
- **Women’s independence:** More freedom to leave unhappy marriages.

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### What’s different now

- **Later marriages:** Fewer people married by 25–35.
- **Cohabitation:** Acts as a filter before marriage.
- **Lower overall divorce rates:** Near 50-year lows.

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### Age effect in plain terms

- **Then:** Marry early, hit stress, divorce when laws allow.
- **Now:** Marry later, more stable, fewer divorces in that age band.

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### Quick data note

25–34 still sees divorces—but fewer people are married that young now.
>>512381055
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PMwGrSa9O0A
Whatifalthist denies race and IQ and doesn't understand dysgenics, unline people like Edward Dutton and JF Gariepy.
>>511200274
Because boomers failed to teach them anything useful.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LpwZlw4QseM