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So we all know for the fact that Dutch people are the tallest people in the world. But why ? I mean every European country have good food and resources to grow their children to their max but why it's only Dutch.
Then I looked for a study fon on a kind of fish , I know you would say it's silly but it's not.
The fish that was chosen had sexual maturity in few months after they were born, so it was easy to observe changes throughout time.
1 First they took a sample of that fish ( I can't remember the name now but believe me it's truth ) and droped in its natural habitat of Trinidad which is in the fast currents of river just before a fall. Because there is lot of turbulence or disturbence in the water, the predatory fish that hunts these fishes stay away. That provides them hunter free zone and abundance of resources to thrive.
2. Now they placed a group of these fishes in environment filled with predatory fishes that hunt them.
Result - They found out that those fishes that were in free predatory zone and had abundance of resources, had fewer offsprings but they were bigger !
And in the second situation, the offsprings were more but they were smaller due to lack of enough resources.
Conclusion - They concluded that in order to ensure the survival of the species, it's encoded in our genes to produce as much as we can , that doesn't include quality but quantity. That's what second scenario showed that due to lack of resources but danger of survival caused them to reproduce more in numbers.
The same logic can be applied in the real world too.
Dutchs don't have lack of resources and they don't reproduce like rats , so in order to survive they got bigger.
But for the Asians like Indonesians and Chinese, they reproduced like crazy with same kind of resources (in terms of quality) so they instead grew large in numbers rather than in size.
Then I looked for a study fon on a kind of fish , I know you would say it's silly but it's not.
The fish that was chosen had sexual maturity in few months after they were born, so it was easy to observe changes throughout time.
1 First they took a sample of that fish ( I can't remember the name now but believe me it's truth ) and droped in its natural habitat of Trinidad which is in the fast currents of river just before a fall. Because there is lot of turbulence or disturbence in the water, the predatory fish that hunts these fishes stay away. That provides them hunter free zone and abundance of resources to thrive.
2. Now they placed a group of these fishes in environment filled with predatory fishes that hunt them.
Result - They found out that those fishes that were in free predatory zone and had abundance of resources, had fewer offsprings but they were bigger !
And in the second situation, the offsprings were more but they were smaller due to lack of enough resources.
Conclusion - They concluded that in order to ensure the survival of the species, it's encoded in our genes to produce as much as we can , that doesn't include quality but quantity. That's what second scenario showed that due to lack of resources but danger of survival caused them to reproduce more in numbers.
The same logic can be applied in the real world too.
Dutchs don't have lack of resources and they don't reproduce like rats , so in order to survive they got bigger.
But for the Asians like Indonesians and Chinese, they reproduced like crazy with same kind of resources (in terms of quality) so they instead grew large in numbers rather than in size.