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Originally posted by brendoh ↑

Originally posted by etherazer
What's a pinga and why do you take them on weekends?

I'm also totally missing your point about why my argument is wrong?

Is it wrong, in your opinion, because the tiny number of morons dying from 'taking pingas' at weekends thereby results in little or no evolutionary culling effect on these pill-popping morons?

Or is it wrong because of the randomness of those few cautionary deaths?

Yes I did say natural selection essentially states that "the strong survive" but I didn't mean that to preclude 'the smart ones who don't take pingas'from that cohort of survivors.

In fact I rather thought that Natural Selection favoured the smart ones, i.e. they who chose not to be pill-popping morons, and positioned them genetically well in advance of your average pill-popping morons in so far as the passing on of hereditary traits goes.
you see if 100k people take pingas on the weekend and one dies then id argue that in 30 years time evolution and natural selection would create a race of super druggies

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To clarify my point, Anna wood died in the 90’s from mdma, but those drugs were clean. In fact what killed her was an overdose of water. But this was a result of taking the pills.
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