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Very Grave Indeed
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"Natural selection doesn't only select positive traits" Evolution isn't a magic bullet, it doesn't have a 100% success rate in only selecting positive traits and discarding all negative traits. If the abilty of brain chemistry to react in a way that could cause depression didn't severely impact the ability of depressed things to breed, there's no reason to assume that such a particular of ability of brain chemistry to react in that way would magically evolve out. Further, if the ability to be depressed is a necessary consequence of say...sentience, then it is -absolutely- worth taking depression in exchange. Every trait doesn't exist in a sole vacuum, to be singly taken or not. Many things come together in a suite of things that evolved together, and were accepted together as being of overall benefit to survival. |
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