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Why did humans evolve to have difficulty getting out of bed? It's not that it's hard to get out of bed, it's that there is no anticipation. Those things that can't be solved for a long time, can't be solved by getting up early and late at night. That's why I don't remember and want to lie down. The hardship of getting up is due to tiredness. One of the reasons is the pressure of life or study. It's a sure thing. Follow-up has a faulty relationship! Can a lazy bed be involved in evolution? Can the criminal use "human evolution to sin easily" to exonerate himself? If someone takes a whip and tells you that if you don’t get up before 5 in the morning, it will beat you to death, it is estimated that it will be difficult to get up at all, and then come here to post “Why have human characters evolved to be so violent?” Typical survivor deviation. You go to see the vegetable market and seafood market in the morning market. Every morning when you open your eyes and think about going to work later, your body can't help being lazy, and you don't want to get up. Yes, but if this day is a holiday, I can jump up and get up as soon as I open my eyes. There is no difficulty in getting up. Whether it is difficult or not depends entirely on what to do after getting up. The difficulty in getting up is because I sleep late. Electric lights and candles are too short, and the history of humans learning to use fire is not enough for humans to evolve certain genes, right? |