Human biological characteristics can rise and fall in terms of evolutionary importance in the same way that nation states do.
For example: historically, high testosterone men have climbed to the top of the social hierarchies. However, in the digital age, lower testosterone men will dominate by being more adaptable to a sedentary lifestyle.
I wonder what other biological traits this applies to? #asknostr
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