Rameses-0053 Black women discriminatory talks had polluted the BP that selbst unsre Deutsche White Sisters sind now seriously infected too. - September 28, 2011 add/view comments (0)

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ABC News recently did a special about successful black women who have never been married. and

billy-danze1 wrote this in his comment. So what if a guy doesn’t have a car. Suppose he spends all his spare income on paying college tuition or helping with a parent’s medical bills or expenses if they on a fixed income, are we going to look at those guys as not measuring up? If I was a woman those would be the FIRST guys i’d go for, car or not. Ladies bring it back to earth, you’ll wind up much happier 9/10 times.

To this I add this article from R. Dawkins which really describes the person Ramses. At times it is painful, that I spend half my life on Brothers, Sisters, nephews and Nieces, but I know I shall feel worse if these kids should grow up to be totally worthless. Then my riches will look dirty to me. But then will it not be sad if now I have no riches and so no woman will love me  ? ? ?

Altruism without God

It is precisely this argument that Dawkins takes to task in his new book. The fact that so much blood has been spilled in the name of religion is only one of the reasons he considers it an unfounded argument. According to Dawkins, the laws of Darwinism explain why the behavior of most people is essentially moral. In fact, altruism is not even limited to the human species. Certain types of ants, termites, bees and wasps, for example, sacrifice themselves for the sake of other members of their species. The reason for this, according to Darwinian theory, is that the workers and those who benefit from their efforts are closely related. In the human species, this behavior is reflected in those who, instead of raising their own child, tend to a dozen nieces and nephews, thereby helping to ensure that as many hereditary factors as possible survive into the next generation. There are many examples of "reciprocal altruism" -- the notion of helping someone and receiving his help in return -- in the living world. Vampire bats, for example, share blood with other hungry bats by regurgitating it. But in doing so, they give preference to other bats that have shared blood with them in the past. The result is that the bats that distribute blood fairly receive enough nourishment and are thus best able to reproduce. Dawkins believes that a similar system must have existed among prehistoric humans. They lived in clans that were small enough to keep track of and they helped one another. Like the sex drive, evolution stamped altruism into the brain of man. Modern man has retained this capacity for altruism, which explains why people adopt the children of others and raise them as if they were their own.

Source: http://www.spiegel.de/internat ional/spiegel/0,1518,444787-2, 00.html