Originally Posted by
Zelena
Interesting theory… After all, according to Darwin, mutations that tend to stay in the gene pool are mutations that confer an advantage in survival.
In 'Slan' written by Van Vogt, the next stage to evolution are humans kinder, cleverer, stronger, more stable emotionally and able to read minds on a planet not in very good shape (like nowadays…). I can see how it can give an advantage. Alas, the same as in 'X-men': they are hunted and feared…
But in X-men stories, almost mutations are different: what is in common between Angel and Jean? I fail to see how you can make a race of individuals so different… And for what advantage? Yes, they are different from humans. But once humans are no more a part of the equation…