During the prologue, a narrator (Earl Mann) explains the story's premise: that in modern society, natural selection is indifferent toward intelligence, with the result that in the future, stupid people (who reproduce more often) will greatly outnumber the intelligent.
A narrator (Earl Mann) explains the story's premise: that in modern society, natural selection is indifferent toward intelligence that in the future, stupid people (who reproduce more often) will greatly outnumber the intelligent. This is with the result. This is during the prologue.