Mentality

Mentality
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The concept of "The Survival of the Fittest" entails developing favorable grounds for survival to the animals with advantageous attributes at the expense of their rivals. It is an explanatory term to the natural selection where the weak animals are damaged, and providing sufficient space to the vigorous ones.
This concept by Charles Darwin could apply to ethics and morals though the claim bears significant criticism from the scholars. For instance, In Li& In Gerstl-Pepin, C. I. (2014) argues that the morals progress to civilization is far from being the product of the evolution of the natural universe. Therefore, he asserts that survival of the fittest has no implications for the current conditions of moral improvements. According to Sideris (2003) "only man who bears the capacity of modifying the natural state of existence under the influence of the intelligence and knowledge."
If human being intends to divert the philosophical and religious norms; it would not be wrong to suggest that the degrees of good and evil would increase or decrease; but not in line with the natural selection theory.
Concerning the ‘ethics of evolution’ men must look for s...