righteousness in a evolutionary perspective
animals compete about sexual partners to reproduce with
female animals compete with female animals about sexual partners to reproduce with
male animals compete with male animals about sexual partners to reproduce with
human girls compete with human girls about sexual partners to reproduce with
human guys compete with human guys about sexual partners to reproduce with
if a human girl can't compete with other human girl
then human girl try to kill other human girl
if a human guy can't compete with other human guy
then human guy try to kill other human guy
in a population this could become a problem because
if a girl has a high value
then she is valuable to population
so if girl has a high value
and other girls can't compete with her
then other girls try to kill high value girl
if a guy has a high value
then he is valuable to population
so if guy has a high value
and other guys can't compete with him
then other guys try to kill high value guy
these are probably scenarios that human populations have tried to handle since before humans discovered fire
in a hunter gatherer tribe if there is a fight to the death about love
then the best fighter wins
whether it's an honest knife fight
or a stab in the dark
and the fighter that wins is probably good enough to be valuable to the tribe
but in a civilization it's sligthly different because a scientist might not be a good knife fighter
and a scientist could be of high value to a civilization
so if a scientist girl is very attractive
and other girls try to kill her
because of love conflict about a guy
then civilization is probably concerned
so if a scientist guy is very attractive
and other guys try to kill him
because of love conflict about a girl
then civilization is probably concerned
some of these reasons could explain
why righteousness is evolutionary important in a civilization
and why righteousness is less evolutionary important in a hunter gatherer tribe
and why righteousness is not evolutionary important at all among animals
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