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QUOTE]Originally posted by AnalProbe
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Is this true if your development or the delivery kills your mother?
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Survival of the fittest.
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Is this true if you are one of multiple developing fetuses and your physical development in the womb actually causes the termination of one (or more) of the other fetuses?
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Survival of the fittest.
At that age, you have no knowledge or intentional influence on your environment. [/QUOTE]
Does the "survival of the fittest" include the accidental or incidental?
You do realize that "survival of the fittest" is simply "a natural process resulting in the evolution of organisms best adapted to the environment?"
The Theory of Evolution has never been about survival. What Darwin said was that heritable variations led to differences in reproductive success.
So, in order to survive by being the "fittest" you need to posses traits, which enable you to have the most offspring, which presumably will possess the traits that enabled your success at procreation. This combined with a steady environment would be how the "fittest" survive.
Don't tell me that this is a contributing factor on how you determine/define "innocence."
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