- The Fool wrote:
- I believe it was practiced during times of extreme scarcity and enviromental isolation.
If it were only practiced during these times, then why does it still
frequently-occur???
- The Fool wrote:
- Incest only becomes degenerative if practiced more than once as every incest copulation leads that much more closer to a variety of genetical and biological defects.
So in a sense incest has a evolutionary task assuming if it is practiced just one time in a whole family generation in that through times of scarcity and isolation amongst human population it acts as the device of passing on genetical material during times of existential duress.
Assuming in our analogy that the brothers and sisters practiced incest just once during their existential isolation if their offspring went on to mate with non-relatives in order to counter act with the incest of one generation problems would be minimal if none at all. Only if the transaction of incest happened repeatedly through more than one generation would genetical and biological deformities become a issue.
You are generally-incorrect here, because you fail to take-in-account that early human animals were
forced to engage in incest for very large & sustained periods of times, perhaps going on for a dozen, or over a hundred generations. Sexual selection may have been close to non-existent between different environments. Therefore, you have no reason to conclude that the practice itself is "degenerative". Because...
What is "degenerative" about it? Can you say that "retardation" is also "mutation"? -- what is the difference?
Could not Spartan babies killed through infanticide (after being deemed 'weak') been the result of an incestuous "retardation"?
If that is the case, then socially-incestuous cultures can also procreate continuously as long as they "rid themselves" of the "decrepit" ones.
- The Fool wrote:
- We must also come to understand the ancient primal mind in that in our beginnings the cultural construct of family did not exist.
This is incorrect when you link the early human tribe with the 'family' unit. The tribe
was a family!
- The Fool wrote:
- Instead of men and women mating for life they were actually more polygamous.
...a polygamous family.
- The Fool wrote:
- Men usually mated with several women moving from woman to another without regard of the cultural construct of marriage that we have today.
That is because the Greek Civilization
invented 'marriage' as we know it today, for very specific reasons...
- The Fool wrote:
- As for the cultural construct of family there were no assigned roles in our very ancient past. There was no constructs of brother, sister, cousin, father and mother.
How do you know? The tribe that prays together...
- The Fool wrote:
- At the very least offspring might of known whom they came from and whom raised them but beyond that there was nothing of intrinsic value that linked them.
Do you have a reason for believing this?
- The Fool wrote:
- In our ancient past this would of also played another role in incest.
Yes, but those roles are not necessarily-related.
You can 'love' your sister and also fuck her too. There is an apparent problem with the latter.
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do you know what it is?