Warning labels vs Natural Selection: case in point…

e452855bb7267206a82fba24c16ef6a9_width_600x Less than an hour ago, I posted a column titled, “Are Warning Labels Impeding Natural Selection?” Here is a case-in-point, brought to my attention by a brilliant blogger friend at Love and Anthropology, who offers definitive proof that some of those drowning in the human gene pool shouldn’t get a life preserver…

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I was a journalist, firefighter, humor columnist, writer, and editor at Siuslaw News for 23 years. The next chapter in my journey is writing Pacific Northwest-based crime/suspense fiction novels in my "Shane McPhearson, P.I." series. I'm married to the perfect woman, have four great kids, and a tenuous grip on my sanity...

9 thoughts on “Warning labels vs Natural Selection: case in point…”

    1. Hahahha! As I told another blogger, of all the things they could have come up with as a warning (poking your eye, stabbing your hand, sticking into an electrical outlet) THAT’S the thing they’re most afraid of someone doing with their product?!? Wow…..

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