It's 15,000 BC and you're roasting a boar with your m8s when a pack of protodogs pick up the scent and walk up to your camp.
You want to kill them all indiscriminately for food but your m8 insists that you only kill the aggressive ones and allow the more placid ones to breed because he is convinced traits such as aggression and friendliness can be passed through the generations.
Who is in the wrong here?
Juan Taylor
#NotAllPitbulls
Jonathan Wood
I wait and see which ones produce offspring and snatch them pups up. The friend is perhaps right to want the one that is aggressive, but it is its offspring which may be more dominant and more likely to succeed. I want the one that is at the top of the dominance hierarchy
>roughly speaking
Christopher Harris
Tell him he's a dumbass, roast the dogs and tame the boar instead.
Lucas Rogers
>raising some disease ridden beast >trying to raise a beast that is already roasting
Where on the Earth are we located, OP? This will tell us if raising the boar is a good idea or not
Michael Gomez
Tell him he's a faggot and that we should inbreed them to the point where they are crippled and can barely breathe. Just as a fuck you to the gods.
Leo Ward
i agreed to getting one of those when i was drunk. how fucked am i?
Benjamin Reed
>15,000 BC >believing traits are hereditary stay away from the Shaman and stay more down to earth, we all know traits come only from the spirits that posses them. Oog totally raised a bear from childhood to be its friend but it then got possessed by a spirit and attacked him.
Brandon Price
Boar: >reproduces like crazy >every part can be consumed, and is tasty as fuck >eats literaly all the shit we don't want to eat
Wolf >takes time to reproduce (and, by consequence, mutate) >agressive and carnivorous >will eat some of our hard earned food >not tasty at all, very little fat
Jacob Torres
>spirits >possessing animals I bet you're still not convinced sex leads to children.