economic survival

By admin, February 22, 2010 12:10 pm

Sexual mating aside, are physical behaviors that matter to survival of the human race all economic behaviors?

I said to set aside sexual mating behaviors in my Q, and immediately somebody feels so outraged he has to address the aspect that has been deliberately set aside by the asker. Sex has economic consequences, especially if offspring result ,or if diseases are transmitted, or if bad genes are carried forward in the gene pool, or etc.But my desire was to set aside those matters–but nooooo- I, the Q-asker must remember to think that asking participating people with an education to focus their minds on all other economic behaviors is just pain stupid of me. Can’t anybody read the Q as asked, instead of blowing it up with criticisms. This is the Madness of the Yahoo Q & A format–that so few want to address the Q as it was asked!!!!! And then they go on criticize the asker even though they know nothing about the asker except of course, the Q that was asked.

TWH07292006

Excellent question heeltap. I’ve always believed that any human behaviour, wether it’s vital to survival or not, can be explained by economic rules and principles. The most basic principle is the cost/benefit analysis that we conduct (knowingly or otherwise) before making any decision or taking any action in life. I wish I was clever enough to fully answer this question.

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