There are genetic mutations that confer resistance to Malaria and HIV that are spreading. Also lactase persistence is a mutation that is likely to spread.
Wings are unlikely. It is not likely that someone would have children with someone whose arms are becoming more wing-like . So the very slow progression to wings cannot really happen. People tend to see that sort of physical deformity as very undesirable.
Are we still evolving?
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There are genetic mutations that confer resistance to Malaria and HIV that are spreading. Also lactase persistence is a mutation that is likely to spread.
Wings are unlikely. It is not likely that someone would have children with someone whose arms are becoming more wing-like . So the very slow progression to wings cannot really happen. People tend to see that sort of physical deformity as very undesirable.
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We also need to adapt to all the toxic chemicals and pollution we subject ourselves to if our species, any species, is going to persist.