>>6,7
The species has agency. It evolves to fullfill criteria of its environment.
Perhaps autism rising to such numbers underlies some evolutionary process
where humans with autism gaining some genetic advantage that allows
their genes to propagate further, creating more autistic world.
Autists are incredibly persistent and stubborn, those could be
explaining why evolution allowed autism to survive:
some autistic toolmakers in the deep past would have provided their
tribe with more precise and useful tools/weapons, giving them an evolutionary
edge over competing tribes.
>>8
Species have no agency. Specimens have agency, but specimens don't evolve.
Species have no agency. Specimens have agency
If a collective has no inferred agency even from some derivation of its parts, then we have no chance to improve society either, do we?
>>9
Are you not seeing the culture, language and technology as direct
consequence of species applying its Will over nature?
>>11
No.
>>12
So how do lone wold genius inventors manage to spread their innovations/
all jews must die