Natural selection is indifferent to pain and suffering. But pain and suffering are inevitable consequences of natural selection. Discuss.
Sexual selection often favors mates with moral virtues like kindness and protectiveness.
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I think you meant occasionally, not often.
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Often in our species, occasionally across other species.
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Except when Netflix releases a doc on Jeff Dahmer
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Sexual selection also favors organisms that can withstand pain.
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Hehe. Kinky
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I would have to imagine that’s only true in some contexts, and not the rule itself.
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Yes, that's why the word *often* was used.
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Most of the life on earth would disagree with you, if it cared two wits what you thought about it of course.
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Yeah right
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Protectiveness, yes. Kindness, occasionally. For the simple reason that kindness leaves you vulnerable to destruction, therefore, not selected. If u survive, then u can succeed/be selected. Even in the human sexual context, the unscrupulous are preferred most of the time.
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