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==Other modern promoters== | ==Other modern promoters== | ||
Blackpillers take a view of sexual selection similar to modern (but not traditional) American eugenicists such as [[Edward Dutton]]. Some, but not all, feminists also promote the good genes hypothesis by insinuating that sexual selection outside of patriarchy is a moral and rational sorter of good and bad genes. Feminists often take issue with Darwin in general though<ref>https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/woman-who-tried-take-down-darwin-180967146/</ref>, so these overtures are infrequent and often passively expressed in arguments, if at all. | Blackpillers take a view of sexual selection similar to modern (but not traditional) American eugenicists such as [[Edward Dutton]]. Some, but not all, feminists also promote the good genes hypothesis by insinuating that sexual selection outside of patriarchy is a moral and rational sorter of good and bad genes. Feminists more often take issue with Darwin in general though<ref>https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/woman-who-tried-take-down-darwin-180967146/</ref>, so these overtures are infrequent and often passively expressed in arguments, if at all. | ||
==Alternative beliefs== | ==Alternative beliefs== | ||
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[[Category:Theories]] | [[Category:Theories]] | ||
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