Monkey to Man
A new study shows why Republicans are so eager to side with those who don't believe in evolution:
"Karthik Panchanathan, a UCLA graduate student whose study appears in Nature, says, 'Our study offers an explanation of why people tend to contribute to the public good, like keeping the streets clean. Those who play by the rules and contribute to the public good will be included and outcompete freeloaders.' This finding--at least in part--may help explain the evolutionary roots of altruism and human anger in the face of uncooperative behavior."
Forget about those evolutionary roots of altruism. Us Christians take our Bible at face value, even if we ignore the parts that write about Christ (we only accept Mel's Jesus porn-o-pain). God told us, through that servant he talks to in the White House, to stick with that "eye for an eye" revenge idea as a way to live and forget that mamby-pamby, Democratic to the point of being French "turn the other cheek" and "don't judge lest ye be judged" stuff.
"Karthik Panchanathan, a UCLA graduate student whose study appears in Nature, says, 'Our study offers an explanation of why people tend to contribute to the public good, like keeping the streets clean. Those who play by the rules and contribute to the public good will be included and outcompete freeloaders.' This finding--at least in part--may help explain the evolutionary roots of altruism and human anger in the face of uncooperative behavior."
Forget about those evolutionary roots of altruism. Us Christians take our Bible at face value, even if we ignore the parts that write about Christ (we only accept Mel's Jesus porn-o-pain). God told us, through that servant he talks to in the White House, to stick with that "eye for an eye" revenge idea as a way to live and forget that mamby-pamby, Democratic to the point of being French "turn the other cheek" and "don't judge lest ye be judged" stuff.
posted by George at 4:05 PM
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