Darwinist Philosophy


Speech given April 3, 228 A.D., to Darwinian sympathizers at the Annual Mathematicians Convention:


It's as simple as ONE TWO THREE:


ONE:

If natural selection kills individuals with certain traits, those traits are not conducive to survival.

If a trait is not conducive to survival, individuals without it will have an evolutionary advantage.

Natural selection kills individuals with certain traits.

THEREFORE,

Natural selection furthers human evolution.


TWO:

If those killed through natural selection are revived, these bad traits will resurface.

If these bad traits resurface, all beneficial human evolution will stop.

Cloning revives those killed off through natural selection.

THEREFORE,

Cloning destroys all beneficial human evolution.

OR, ALTERNATIVELY,

Cloning causes bad genes.


THREE:

Anything that helps the survival of a species is good.

Natural selection helps species survival.

THEREFORE,

Natural selection is good.


Natural selection is good.

Since death brings about natural selection, death is also a good thing.

Since cloning inhibits death (and death is good), then cloning inhibits natural selection (which is also good).

THEREFORE,

Cloning is bad.


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Last Modified: 4/28/98
Wendy Elizabeth Kemp