Speaking of that Scientific American has an article on intelligence this month. 
 It says that we, as a species, can get no smarter.  More intelligence would be 
accompanied with reduced reaction times and more energy use.  It would not work 
out.


Last year, read a book on human intelligence.  It states that we are evolving 
more rapidly that ever.  With a large population chances for a positive 
mutation are good.  This mutation will propagate widely within a few 100 years. 
 He used the average intelligence of the Askingin Jew as a case and point.  
This intelligence climbed up a notch over the last 300 years.  I forgot the 
name of the book.



Mitcho Kaku has stated that human evolution has stopped since there currently 
is no selection pressure.  We are as smart as we are going to get.




Without a selection pressure has human evolution reversed?



I wish I knew.



 

Frank Z

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