Ah - I meant that evolutionary processes themselves are tacitly made to seem like they are intelligent.
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Replying to @johndjordan31 @PhilosophyExp
oh I see. It's hard not to use the language of design and intention but it doesn't mean anything.
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Replying to @TorquilMacneil @PhilosophyExp
It's complex. Some researchers mask their own biases and agency under the guise of evolutionary mechnisms.
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Replying to @johndjordan31 @PhilosophyExp
maybe but l hear the accusation more often than I see any evidence.
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Replying to @TorquilMacneil @PhilosophyExp
Maybe you're not recognising the evidence Linking inappropriate behaviour in children to genes is one example
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For the simple reason that 'inappropriate behaviour' is - obviously - a cultural judgment, not a bio-fact.
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Replying to @johndjordan31 @PhilosophyExp
whether we call the behaviour 'inappropriate' is cultural, but that doesn't change the biology
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Replying to @TorquilMacneil @PhilosophyExp
See, that doesn't actually mean anything. There is no biology for inappropriate behaviour. Obviously.
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Replying to @johndjordan31 @TorquilMacneil
Oh for god's sake. Can you please copy me out of your replies? Thanks.
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No apologies necessary. My comment was addressed to the other fellow! :)
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