Arts & Humanities: Philosophy: “Question: How does Darwin survival of the fittest theory differs from human ethical development?” plus 5 more |
- Question: How does Darwin survival of the fittest theory differs from human ethical development?
- Question: Does it matter whether we act responsibly through our own agency or through intimidation?
- Question: According to aristotle how is virtue a mean between extremes give some examples?
- Question: Does time exist?
- Question: Philosophy section, if you have everything all figured out?
- Question: Is there an absolute point in time? Could our present be the most absolute or could we be living in the past?
| Question: How does Darwin survival of the fittest theory differs from human ethical development? Posted: 24 Mar 2015 09:22 AM PDT You are thinking of social Darwinism, not Darwin's theory of evolution. Human evolved just as any other creature. But social Darwinism says cultures destroy or build mankind, the 'strong' wiping out the weak or mating with them as the Huns did with every they conquered, and as the Angles, the Saxons, the Vikings and others did in England. That theory also says the 'strong' have the 'right' to destroy other cultures because they are 'weak'. That is Nietzsche's argument about the 'superman', or the 'uber man'. As strong culture have the right, so do strong individuals. Darwin never said such things. |
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| Posted: 24 Mar 2015 01:06 AM PDT I don't know what you mean. Perhaps you could explain what an absolute point in time represents to you or how the now could be the past. There is a theory that the now is three second long because phenomena we percieve as instantaneous may take up to three seconds to occur. But I have no idea what absolute or the past mean in the context you are using them. |
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