Re: gene-culture coevolution
Posted by
Pieter Steenekamp on
URL: http://friam.383.s1.nabble.com/gene-culture-coevolution-tp7602168p7602170.html
The paper makes intuitive sense for me. Human traits are a complex function of genes and culture. Genetic evolution has stopped, or is very weak, and culture is evolving very fast. The changes in future human traits will therefore almost exclusively be determined by cultural evolution.
But, this is assuming humans are not going to modify their genes, or the genes of their children. With current technology it's probably very risky to do that, but what will the future hold?
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