content: He believes in "hybrid vigor" and a few other unscientific aspects of evolution. Its a complicated subject that confuses the experts, too.  Richard Dawkins likes to say, "We ought to understand the barbarity of evolution so we can build societies that do the opposite." I've got my own theories, akin to Herbert Spenser meets Thomas Hobbes, based on the idea that Nature is consistent and reasonable and her laws are simple yet profound in their infinite fractal nature. But I like TFM. He just found out about Neo-Reaction so he's a few years behind the curve.