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also puting very little effort into parental care and nurturing. Often, the parents will not stay long as a couple, one father may in fact have several wives or women which he fornicates with on a regular basis. Also the gestation period is slightly shorter, children reach physical maturity earlier and begin having sex at an earlier age. 'R-Strategy' societies are usually less stable, with children being born into no definite family structure. In effect it is really a strategy of having as many children as they can, as quickly as possible.
The 'K-Strategy' is exactly the opposite of this. It is mostly observed in White and some Mongoloid cultures and involves having less children but investing great effort in their nurturing and development. There is a slightly longer gestation period, and children mature more slowly but that slower maturation helps develop a higher intelligence. Society tends to be more stable, with parents staying together as a couple and building a family. This is ...

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harsh environment, at least a harsher environment than they had known before. They settled over the land that is now Europe, but since this land was neither as fertile nor as temperate than that of Africa, they had to begin to think in order to survive. I'm sure most of you will agree if you've ever gone camping (i mean real camping, not with a tent, a portable tv, and everything else) that it takes a fair bit of knowledge and intelligence to survive in the woods even with modern tools - imagine it with stone tools! This is the complete opposite of Africa, with it's abundant fruits and game. This is a land in which you must use your brain, and must learn in order to survive. The threat of ...

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