Evolutionary Psychology - I Don't Believe That

The classical evolutionary psychology view is that we spent most of our time on the african velt in the critical period of our evolutionary development, let's say, after we diverged from this common ancestor. And there's lot of evidence that we and our feet, if you think about our they're quite flipper, like, i know, we ust stand up and all that and walk, so that's part of the adaptation. But we're pretty good at swimming. So anyways, the idea that we're no longer adapted to the environment because of our rapid technological transformations is simply not true. It's certainly possible that in five hundred years we'll be completely unlike the way we are...