A Story of Stories

The Johnsons have problems. First there’s Moochie. (Their pet dog)

This is the power of human beliefs. Not only do they produce an endless array of behavioral varieties—a million little evolutionary experiments—they allow for the complete behavioral mutation of any one of them within a single generation. Sometimes within a single day.

To help us answer that question, let’s bring in the Johnsons. (A family that serves as an example.)

The “environment” circle is more complicated with humans too.

At some point between 150-person ancient tribes and New York City, human evolution jumped off of the “survival of the fittest biology” snail and onto the “survival of the fittest stories” rocket.

With Lulu, the Johnsons had a whole array of options (to consider).

Indirect knowledge only works in favor (of learning) when it’s coupled with reason.

After hearing this, Lulu ends her fling with the bad baby.

But how about Lulu?