> I'm unconvinced that the "best possible person" (if you grant such a thing even exists) is that much different from an average person.
This seems like an absurd thing to believe for anyone who has a solid grasp of how evolution by natural selection works.
Or rather, it's absurd to believe that even a small improvement from the average isn't a HUGE advantage for a person's success in life and genetic legacy.
This seems like an absurd thing to believe for anyone who has a solid grasp of how evolution by natural selection works.
Or rather, it's absurd to believe that even a small improvement from the average isn't a HUGE advantage for a person's success in life and genetic legacy.