---It appears, at least to this field ecologist, that we are practicing behaviors aimed at improving the survival of a whole host of competing and maybe even antagonistic gene sets. And most of us (but not all of us) believe that is exactly what we should be doing. Where and how is natural selection at work in all this?--- Warren Aney
I think this is what I was seeing. Seems like we have created a bit of an artificial environment for ourselves that doesn't correspond as closely to some of the basic natural selection processes I learned in school. Economics, religion, morality, and the like seem to govern our lives more than traditional selection. I've enjoyed all the thoughts. Matt Buffington Statewide Environmental Biologist Indianapolis, IN
