Likely because they died of other stuff younger, so never really got old enough, at scale enough, to develop that? Or! You get cancer after you’ve reproduced, so it’s hard to select against that?
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Evolution didn't expect us to live past 35.
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We don't need it to reproduce
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It’s weird too that we brush our teeth habitually before leaving the house but don’t apply sunscreen although it would be a huge benefit.
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Just spitballing, but maybe part of it is that fair-skinned people are living in places they didn’t evolve to be suited for?
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It’s hotter in modern times? Also people died of skin cancer previously?
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"Melanoma? True, the sun worshippers had a higher incidence of it—but they were eight times less likely to die from it." https://www.outsideonline.com/2380751/sunscreen-sun-exposure-skin-cancer-science …
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