Should the theory of evolution be extrapolated to human society?

No. The theory of evolution itself is a hypothesis that has not yet been fully verified. Social Darwinism is a very destructive heresy, for example, Nietzsche's theory and the caravan theory are based on social Darwinism, which has caused great disasters to the world.

Sun Yat-sen's theory also fully illustrates that humans and animals are completely different, and people cannot demand themselves according to the standards of animals and animals.

Competition and mutual aid exist at the same time! It doesn't matter if it's a human society or an animal society. Competition is always the way to survive, there is no motivation without competition, and water that does not flow is stagnant water!

However, the strength of the individual is too weak, so it needs the mutual assistance of the group to enhance the competitiveness, and if there is appropriate competition within the group, the vitality of the group can be enhanced, but if the competition loses the ground, then there will be chaos, and the natural group will be weakened! Human beings yearn for mutual aid and peace, but these are all naïve ideas, and competition is inevitable everywhere in human society (for example: unless there is only one store in this world, if there are two, then they must be competitors), and human beings can only guarantee competitive ground.

Although the species takes competition as the principle, survival itself still needs to help each other, the sheep gather together to keep warm in the winter, and the penguins also gather together to protect each other's young!

So, competition and mutual aid are not in conflict!

Yan Fu was the first to introduce the theory of evolution to China, and he wrote the book "The Theory of Heavenly Evolution", which expounded the principle of natural selection for the survival of the fittest. At that time, the Chinese country had this book, but it was only used to build jars. Later, it was translated to Japan, and within a few years, China was beaten to pieces by Japan.

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As for mutual aid and competition, I don't think it's a contradiction. Mutual assistance externally, competition internally, competition with the strong, and help the weak.

The difference between humans and animals is that culture is also produced in the process of human existence. Cultures are intertwined, and during the Qing Dynasty, the Manchus learned the culture of the Han people. The theory of evolution is mainly based on the survival of animals and the adaptation of the environment, so this summary is not comprehensive.

Human beings themselves are animals, so the same applies to the theory of evolution, but human beings are a special kind of animal, and their competition and evolution are not carried out in a genetic way, but in the way of ideological and national competition. Therefore, we cannot copy the theory of evolution (human beings are unable to eliminate genetically poor individuals and populations due to extreme material abundance and moral factors), fascism is due to the failure of the theory of evolution, but do not forget that the theory of evolution is indeed scientifically correct.

So the desire for peace is actually a naïve and foolish idea, and throughout human history, progress has been driven by war......

Basically, no.

The reason why human beings can survive depends on mutual assistance and mutual benefit, and if the principle of the law of the jungle is transplanted to human society, it will bring disaster to mankind.

Nietzsche's theory is not the same as social Darwinism, and Nietzsche himself has openly expressed his opposition to Darwinism and war.

Spencer's theory of social movement is a case in point.

It should be the environment, because of the changes in the environment, so these primitive animals are forced to start developing in different directions.

Of course, it is the wisdom, the environment, and our desire to live a good life, and it is because of these things that human beings become more and more powerful.

It is labor that promotes the evolution of human beings, because people slowly evolve into human beings in the process of continuous labor, especially in the palms of the hands The changes are very obvious.

Social changes and the spread of culture have promoted the evolution of human beings through these forms, and at the same time changed human lives.

The theory of evolution has universal applicability, but we should not look at this theory pioneered by the old-timers rigidly, and understand its essence, which is what our ancients said, the basic philosophy of survival of the fittest. A theory has no goals, unlike political parties that have goals, and theories are designed to expound some truths.

Believe that Darwin's theory of evolution applies to the present.