[ SECRET POST #3357 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3357 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Maybe the magic gene is just more dominant in the European branch of humanity. Could be as simple as that. Some races are better at somethings than others, take people from the Horn of Africa as an example. They are just genetically gifted when it comes to running. Or Sherpas as being genetically better at dealing with altitude. Or Gurkhas who are just genetically better at waging war. Europeans just won the genetic lottery for magic and the rest of the world plays catch up.

[(Anonymous)]

Not sure if troll or just idiot who thinks Lamarck was right.

[(Anonymous)]

Because selective breeding and survival of the fittest isn't a thing, even among humans.

[(Anonymous)]

Selective pressures are a thing, yes.

Save for adaptation to oxygenate efficiently at high altitudes, the examples you gave do not qualify.