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	Considering the most reproductively successful man's behavior. Women and or men's attraction to dark triad traits in the opposite sex, is a rational [[reproductive success\|reproductively strategy]] to produce hi fertility sons. Even if most of these sons within a dark triad traited population ends up a [[GDE\|genetic failure]], the one or few sons that succeed make up for the losses.		Considering the most reproductively successful man's behavior. Women and or men's attraction to dark triad traits in the opposite sex, is a rational [[reproductive success\|reproductively strategy]] to produce hi fertility sons. Even if most of these sons within a dark triad traited population ends up a [[GDE\|genetic failure]], the one or few sons that succeed make up for the losses.

			Why human beings across time and culture view genetically adaptive behavior as evil or for the more religious among us sinful, remains an unsolved mystery.