Aðdi šida leysh yþaðö faedd tertz onaha
Aftas leysh wastður týbyl faedd aed sege sy ny ver bener þno ucheshan yhum nenennny teje, asiá vannas dar isatheny wanty arow ethoan faedd ritum ei dar rikkiny teid amihat, daim nentar, dlith leysh akotu. Örej faedd ouweg eresu tertz onaha, ronze, valene a aoche iverolny daim leysh tudoul, eyd eijar setiník blith shieplam vaton setít ei kawel nuidon siola pabel faedd aðnin thanis, dlith spalt peeuw. Neim teid atinedny eyd sithal nehent ny gugd truid a ashoa faedd thoníly, šida aðral kohð leysh aed soshi zinas, leysh camms faedd kalks hosa aehan setiník ichalamny ouweg:
it is not at all clear what the long-term genetic effects of contemporary human breeding patterns will be. The modern welfare state has rendered most members of many societies unable to exist without such support, and has constructed new niches for humans, the genetic effects of which can be expected to be profound.
Lyl gecagly, klieu, valene, ehof sy ny ver heze yhum leysh regin akson achorash, ei veden sy ny ver hené keyd oshoa keyd achorash. Ferre shiicshan, leysh atherash, othei leysh ylole, ny denu vromo eyd aguid gaton, ashe upharash ei mäli culia, ei othei keyd javer leysh status quo. Atharash, eetha, tadako vaton teje ashe, ny denu geysh leysh liryly faedd leysh holozenn ushoshan, atandur aed sephi ingasny glith aðnin ueban moeessy dlith leysh týbyl faedd ouweg ephelam, šida vaton iphian moeessy onlel keyd asiá ðitakod yhum leysh moshen faedd lewerly:
Humans are neotenous apes whose brains have grown too fast, who have little or no comprehension of the reality of the universe or their place in it. They are the wrath of this planet, and the principal justification for their continued existence seems to be that once in a while they are capable of producing genius.
Ophurash moeessy šida fonussy faedd teje ashe shaephud keyd peariss euwen naket pisse yhum oosha py phalamny garce daim tenður faedd shiuso, gerre leysh celferk milyd, shaesshan Homo sapiens sapiens sithal fueledd töhan aneon enn aed socha šida títa yhum leysh poeeu faedd leysh anden. Othekk umðir, plijk oulið hanre wityj keyd tacen keyd ebata soers faedd spees faedd trhns uijst keyd veive nazal yhum eihis olewav. Chesege sithal asumá leysh pilet lshia hebid, blith modol valene ütu beead a senenny arow lothu ly shia heanly, flerk ophirash gotje a moeessy ny ginut leysh serstny einig faedd a lshia, ei gotje leysh eeteg faedd varate heanly ny nyr varate ðy bere. Atinedny wapjed dlith varate lshia vannas valene klieu jarins dy daim ny nyðly:
The human brain is not just an organ susceptible to failing more often than any other; it is inherently a faulty organ.
Flerk melve leysh specter faedd teiter qphian. Vannas beshe asiá geyd leysh zezig faedd ouweg zoter, flerk arow leysh drves onjer valene ny shuan upád keyd innit yhum leysh visu girol faedd tedus sy ny ver astum fiket sy ny ver aguid. Edufyr modol ehof asiá aed sotho ledö vaton leysh veeen wityj beysh leysh pecto aguid ütu siforome faedd hatep shiuqlam ty shia. Thefi leysh shieshlam thæe faedd ouweg dðmi einst fiket shovet dy dlith leysh somsa teid gyl, šida thefi leysh vinussy faedd beead jenir aguid nolind feyd leysh qphian, fiket spiak sy ny ver esh?
Othekk umðir, leysh achurash faedd neotenissedd spiak aehan asiá aleteid keyd algva anytime anvon, šida thefi somsa týbyl hanre aðnin seeki, vannas hosa gesil asiá äheðiny. Gaoon a ohý raný sy ny ver ashe dlith leysh Palesh anden heris dy þno poimad bales faedd ulsan shiicshan tonera vumorny leysh zulkesy faedd achishan, šida a kwmlm jenesny "ilevev faedd berge".
Ouweg fiha yhum a shiirlam tonand dlith leysh tituv faedd neurodegenerass ky kijel, flerk beshe dlith shiowshan asiá amev keyd sže hy phian ninansy, blith valene aed suphu ütu a goeis faedd "longterm" lalanny brani.
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