@Conflict Said
For a long time, sexual reproduction has been the primary method of implementing cutural, social and economic change. New generations have been critical in creating human beings with more open minds, wider visions and the desire to move forward.
Please, correct me if I am wrong, but hasn't society reached the point where procreation is only necessary to maintain the demography and continued successes of various countries? From my studies, it would seem that the generations of the 1970's and the 1980's were people who took part in the best reforms in terms of education and change that can be, and that the generations of the 1990's and 2000's are now living lives that allow them wide degrees of latitude.
Let's discuss this, please. It's something that's only occured to me recently and I'd like to explore very much.
Premise: Sexual reproduction has been the primary method of implementing cultural, social and economic change.
Comment: It is not clear to me what you mean by that. Please explain.
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Sexual reproduction is a way that biological changes occur.
Proposition: Sexual reproduction (the creation of new living organisms by combining genetic information from two individuals of different genders) results in a gradual development of organisms from a simple to a more complex form.
Biological changes result in social changes but the changes (it seems to me) would be gradual over many generations not from generation to generation.
New generations change both socially and psychologically in a way similar to biological evolution.
New generations adapt to changes in their social environment in the same way that they adapt to their physical environment.
Is any of that correct?
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Premise: society has not reached the point where procreation is only necessary to maintain the demography and continued successes of various countries.
E: I do not understand
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Premise: The generations of the 1970's and 1980's took part in the best possible reforms in terms of education
Premise: The generations of the 1980's and 2000's are living lives that allow a wide range of latitude.
E: As usual I seem to be missing the point. Are we saying that societies evolve from generation to generation?