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Today, there are much more mutants with deleterious mutations around due to milder ecological conditions, modern medicine and especially due to much lower maternal infant mortality.{{citation needed}} | Today, there are much more mutants with deleterious mutations around due to milder ecological conditions, modern medicine and especially due to much lower maternal infant mortality.{{citation needed}} | ||
== Incels | == Incels are often mutants == | ||
However, from a [[rationality|rational]] standpoint the majority of mutations are bad because an organism that has reproduced has proven itself to be a success and any deviation from success increases the chance of failure. Most people reproduce in their late teens, early twenties up into their thirties, self aware or not, in order to minimize the amount of genetic mutations their offspring will have. This is because older parents pass down more mutations. <ref>https://www.bionews.org.uk/page_96182</ref> | |||
Incels are disproportionately middle class, have disproportionately older parents, and are disproportionally autistic, a neurological disorder much more likely to happen to offspring who's parents were 35 or older at the time of conception.<ref>https://www.spectrumnews.org/news/parental-age-different-impact-autism-schizophrenia/</ref> | Incels are disproportionately middle class, have disproportionately older parents, and are disproportionally autistic, a neurological disorder much more likely to happen to offspring who's parents were 35 or older at the time of conception.<ref>https://www.spectrumnews.org/news/parental-age-different-impact-autism-schizophrenia/</ref> |