Christianity literally reversed Roman dysgenics and began a cognitive evolution

Frost (2023)

Researchers studied genetic data from individuals spanning the Neolithic era to medieval times in central Italy. They found that cognitive ability increased during the Roman Republic, declined in the Imperial era, and rose again during Late Antiquity. The decline during the Imperial era was attributed to a decrease in fertility among the upper classes, increased female hypergamy, and a growing slave population. The Pax Romana, a period of social pacification, also led to genetic pacification, making people less aggressive and submissive.

However, Christianity restarted cognitive evolution by promoting monogamous marriages, ensuring stable family structures, and fostering peace and stability. These factors allowed individuals to focus on intellectual pursuits and innovation, leading to the advancement of society.

"Variability hypothesis" - the proven reality of the world that got new OpenAI board member Larry Summers fired from Stanford in 2005, just for mentioning

The fact that many refuse to even mention by name today, when talking about Larry,

for fear that someone will google it and find out that there's so much overwhelming scientific confirmation of its truth

...that even woke wikipedia is forced to reluctantly admit that it's true.

Wonder what ChatGPT would say about it?

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