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Is the saying survival of the fittest necessary to society?
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Not really because that will always happen. The big difference in the human experience however is that fitness does not necessarily mean you have big biceps and a six-pack it may mean you excel at some thing that involves thought or skill or inventiveness.
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What is another saying of the survival of the fittest?
Natural Selection
Why cant the saying survival of the fittest be a practical motto for human society?
well, it is, it has just changed a little, we are no longer in the stoneage and has evolved into survival of the smartest. simply, adapt or die, but it is still the same. it is human nature
What is meant by 'it's a dog eat dog world'?
It's another way of saying "survival of the fittest".It means that ths is a fierce world and that you are never safe. Dogs eat dogs to stay alive
How would Charles Darwin explain Staphylococcus aureus gene resistance?
He would say that the environment shapes the microbe so that it will survive. Remember the saying: "the survival of the fittest"? Although Darwin never said that exactly.
What would be a drawback to being a wolf?
Well, while noone can say exactly what it would be, as noone has ever been a wolf, I would say that of course you have to consider the harshness of survival of the fittest, and the old saying 'eat or be eaten'.
What is a wolves active role?
a wolfs role in life is to hunt and kill then eat his victim this helps keep the population down somewhat but usually that which he kills is injured or not one of the strongest in his group of animals, what this evokes is the saying "the survival of the fittest"
How does the gospel of wealth related to social darwinism?
The Gospel of Wealth was saying that everyone should get paid the same amount of money, where on the other side social Darwinism states that the strong will survive, so your answer will be..... the strong wouldn't be able to survive if everyone got paid the same amount of money, because then they would be just like everyone else.
What is the difference between charls Darwin's theory of natural selection and the social theory of survival of the fittest?
I'm not sure. The topic of the Charles Darwin's Theory of natural selection and the theory of survival of the fittest go hand in hand. I can't find a difference really besides the obvious. xD. They both have something to do with that adaptions.Charles Darwin's Theory is mostly like, saying that things can adapt over a large period of time to solve problems. [Like the finches with big beaks could break big nuts while the finches with the smaller beaks starved and only the finches with big beaks survived and reproduced].Also, that some animals, over time, probably came from a similar animal, but just adapted to its surroundings.The Theory of "Survival of the Fittest" is mainly about that animals with successful adaptations are the ones staying there. Like the Dodos. They didn't survive since they were like, dumb, flight-less birds. So, they went extinct.But I know that the survival of the fittest amd the theory of natual selection are the same and both are from Charle Darwin..Welll that's what I know from my sir..I am anti-TENTS..read between the lines of THIS> )
What is another way of saying had to?
imperative, must have , necessary
What is the mean of the saying family is the cornerstone of society?
It means that families are an important part of society.
What is the literary definition of man vs society?
it means a man saying or doing something against the society
What is complete saying a story must pass through three gates is it true is it kind?
Is it necessary? Actually, this saying fails its own advice. It's not necessary to specify that it must be kind. If it's necessary, then it should, by definition, be said regardless of whether it is kind.
