The conversation between human and AI assistant.
Why hasn't our body evolved to prevent bleeding to death?
I see. But what about when someone is bleeding profusely and can't stop the bleeding? Why hasn't our body evolved a way to prevent that?
That's a good question. One theory is that in the past, humans didn't typically encounter injuries that would cause such severe bleeding. Plus, bleeding out from a wound may have been seen as a way to cull weaker members from a population, leading to a stronger gene pool overall. However, with modern medicine and technology, we now have ways to prevent severe bleeding and save lives.