En fråga till en äkta darwinist.

It is reasonable to expect that genetic influences on traits like IQ should become less important as one gains experiences with age. Surprisingly, the opposite occurs. Heritability measures in infancy are as low as 20%, around 40% in middle childhood, and as high as 80% in adulthood.

http://web4health.info/en/aux/homo-sapiens-future.html

Modern Homo Sapiens originated between 110 000 and 50 000 years ago. But until 50 000 years ago, it existed only in Africa. Then, in just a few thousand years, the art suddenly expanded into the whole of Europe and Asia, and eradicated all the rests of previous humanoids like Homo Neanderthalus and Homo Erectus [Klein 2004]. Many anthropologist believe that this must have been caused by a genetic mutation, for example a mutation which increased the language capabilities. Other's claim that the human brain has not changed for 150 000 years [Mayr 2001, p. 252]. But they base this claim on fossils, and fossils may not show changes in the organisation within the brain.

After that, Homo Sapiens continued to live as a hunter-gatherer until about 10 000 years ago, when agriculture suddenly began and rapidly changed the prosperity of Homo Sapiens. Why did this suddenly happen 10 000 years ago? Many anthropologists believe that again, the cause was a mutation, probably in the area of linguistic skills.

Genetic research shows that certain genes related to the brain size did change between 5 800 and 37 000. Exactly this gene cannot explain changes in humans, since not all intelligent humans have this particular gene. But the fact that genes related to brain size have changed in this time span indicates that humans are still evolving [Warner 2005].

One of the researchers behild this result is qouted as saying "Our studies indicate that the trend that is the defining characteristic of human evolution -- the growth of brain size and complexity -- is likely still going on If our species survives for another million years or so, I would imagine that the brain by then would show significant structural differences from the human brain of today."

Dock, angående dina gener, så ger kulturen evolutionen nya möjligheter genom hur vår framgång sexuellt i det moderna samhället bygger på tex emotionellt samspel och estetisk attraktion (Framförallt estetisk attraktion de senaste 100 åren tror jag) istället för direkt fysiska attribut som ger dig ett övertag styrkemässigt, vilket ju ofta är standardmedtod i naturen, bland åtminstånde däggdjur.

Sedan har männsklig kultur genom lagar och normer stört den naturliga födslorytmen genom att vi gifter oss och lever monogamt. Detta är ju tvärtemot vad de flesta djur ses göra, vilket är att sprida sina gener så mycket som möjligt och inte enbart med samma partner, då detta skulle skapa för mycket farligt närbesläktad avkomma.