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From the video, it is apparent that major changes have occurred regarding human mating,

and more changes are bound to occur as time progresses. Essentially, it is apparent that more

females prefer mating with males willing to invest their time and resources in the offspring as

compared to dominant males who are not willing to be present in the long term (TEDx Talks,

2014). Within the next century, the high preference for dominant males might increase as more

dominant males become more invested in their families and as they become more available to

females. Besides that, the high level of availability of non-dominant men to women for long-term

mating and the minimized competition for mating partners as people are having sex throughout

the cycle may lead to an increased number of less dominant men thus making them more

available thus dominating not in terms of muscles but in terms of reproduction and mating.

Apart from that, it is hard to ignore the changing patterns of sexual patterns and the

expanding definition of gender. These elements seemingly revolutionize the entire approach to

mating and coupled with scientific approaches to mating such as the utilization of sperm donors

and surrogate mothers, the entire perspective of mating may even become a rather lab-based

practice rather than the traditional male-female mating in physical terms.

Question 2

“We are the culprit of climate change and global warming. Humans are just cancers

of the Earth! There is no hope and it will only get worse and worse, because it is human

nature to exploit and destroy the environment.”

If I were Andreas Malm and Alf Hornborg, I would strongly refute the above statement,

identifying it as analytically defective and inimical to action (2014). Primarily, my reasoning

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1 Evolution Questions Student’s Name Institution Affiliation Course Name and Number Instructor Date of Submission 2 Evolution Questions Question 1 From the video, it is apparent that major changes have occurred regarding human mating, and more changes are bound to occur as time progresses. Essentially, it is apparent that more females prefer mating with males willing to invest their time and resources in the offspring as compared to dominant males who are not willing to be present in the long term (TEDx Talks, 2014). Within the next century, the high preference for dominant males might increase as more dominant males become more invested in their families and as they become more available to females. Besides that, the high level of availability of non-dominant men to women for long-term mating and the minimized competition for mating partners as people are having sex throughout the cycle may lead to an increased number of less dominant men thus making them more available thus dominating not in terms of muscles but in terms of reproduction and mating. Apart from that, it is hard to ignore the changing patterns of sexual patterns and the expanding definition of gender. These el ...
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