You are being pedantic, but okay...
We are not talking about individuals or their personal traits and biases. It is a philospohical question. The "man" in this question is not John Smith or Li Long Chow or Henje Cronje. It is the Platonic representation of man, the essence, the core if you will.
Think of it this way, if all mankind (including women..thank you brother..or sister) could be somehow liquified and distilled, from a massive ocean, to a huge lake, to a small pond and eventually down to a glass-full and then down to a single drop...that drop would represent the "man" I am referring to. Similarly think of good and bad being distilled (philosophically) to the drop of its respective nature. Which would mix better with man? The good drop or the bad one?
If you choose good then explain why.
lol mensa...just joshing. But good answer. I'll buy into that when I sit down and strum "cum bay yah" with all my hippie buddies. Love is not necessary for procreation however...just sex.
Not exactly, having two adults to take care of offspring results in a higher number of offspring reaching sexual maturity. It doesn't matter how many babies you make, just how many live to make more babies. Love, is the answer to that problem, by tying both mother and father to the child (and possibly to each other), it ensures a higher chance of survival for the child.
Therefore, a female (who must carry the child to term), would not allow a male that does not love her to inseminate her. This is because a child is a very energy instenive investment for the female, but not so for the male. By making the male stay with the child, the female can ensure that the offspring have a better chance at survival.
Therefore, love is not necesscarily the absolutely altruistic idea that has been portrayed thus far, but rather an evolutionary adaptation which allows more offspring to reach sexual maturity.
-Penguin