

by Charles Lyell on July 10, 2012

“Habit rules the unreflecting herd.”  – William Wordsworth

Is it possible we’re all descendants of Rudolph the brown-nose hominid?








The primitive gangsters responsible for the artificial selection of our species didn’t have to be rocket scientists. Derailing evolution was as easy as following the dopamine-influenced instincts that kept them ingesting pleasing foods (that triggered dopamine flow) and swatting annoying bugs (that threatened dopamine flow).


Breeding answers a lot of unanswered questions, including:

  • Why has there always been a dearth of great thinkers and a glut of dolts?
  • Why is it always the dolts trying to silence thinkers and never the other way around?
  • Why did it take so long for one man, Charles Darwin, to finally connect all the obvious dots between Homo sapiens and chimpanzees?
  • What can possibly keep huge numbers of seemingly intelligent people believing in fairy tales while denying Darwin’s findings?
  • Why isn’t this information on hundreds of, or any other, internet sites?
  • Why doesn’t anyone want to know how dopamine-induced addictions to drugs, sex, food, fear, power, safety, acceptance, approval, attention, esteem, status symbols, money, and/or religion are in the process of destroying our species’ chances of survival?
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