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Originally posted by sos37
I agree with whomever said men were catching up, not superior to women.
Let's face it - if there were no men in this world and women had found a way to clone themselves I would guess there would be far, far fewer wars; everyone regardless of nationality would be treated equal and the earth would be much better taken care of - to name just a few.
Face it - men are the real evil doers in this world. There is absolutely no question about that whatsoever.
Originally posted by Edrick
Your assertions that women are not capable of evil is startling in its bias, and misandry.
Seriously, the cognitive dissonance of this position is staggering.
Women are Equal to men, but they are more evolved?
Women are more evolved than men, and yet are responsible for almost NO innovations, inventions, or discoveries.
Women have been oppressed, by something that they consider "Genetically Inferior" to themselves?
Lets get our facts straight here.... IF women ran the world... we would still be living in Caves.
-Edrick
very well said!
Originally posted by sos37
I agree with whomever said men were catching up, not superior to women.
Let's face it - if there were no men in this world and women had found a way to clone themselves I would guess there would be far, far fewer wars; everyone regardless of nationality would be treated equal and the earth would be much better taken care of - to name just a few.
Face it - men are the real evil doers in this world. There is absolutely no question about that whatsoever.
Originally posted by whitewave
Sorry Protoplasmic Traveler, can't argue now; there's a sale at Macy's.
We'll leave the battle to the X chromosome who is silently and efficiently wiping out the Y chromosome. If the guys want to get up to speed they better hurry up and invent some genetic counter defense.
Originally posted by ProtoplasmicTraveler
Do you think Lavender for sheets is too gay?
Originally posted by whitewave
Originally posted by ProtoplasmicTraveler
Do you think Lavender for sheets is too gay?
Not for us girls. Lavender is lovely.
When you get done shopping, come on over for some lovely carrot stew I whipped up just for the occasion. I usually serve it with a side of sarcasm but, for you, we have a dollop of charm instead.
Originally posted by whitewave
OOOoooo, Godiva chocolates! It's a date, then. Yes, I think we can all just get along if no one tries to usurp the other.
We are equal in life if not in function.
Originally posted by ProtoplasmicTraveler
In a desperate bid to get the final word in edgewise that cunning and crafty, resilient and innovated tag team duo of White Wave and Illusions Grandeur had resorted to feminine trick number 36…
Whipping up an aromatic and absolutely heavenly smelling dish of Carrot Stew, hoping to find their way to Edrick’s heart through their culinary skills and tempting him with a gourmand delight no self respecting rabbit could pass up.
Originally posted by silentthought38
If I may inject a bit more insight into this argument:
Perhaps the reason that the Y chromosome is changing is due to the fact that males inherently are competitive creatures; surely it can be seen in every facet of life (sports, warfare, acquiring mates, the workplace, etc). Obviously the male must continually adapt and become more advanced.
"The region of the Y that is evolving the fastest is the part that plays a role in sperm production," say Jennifer Hughes, first author on the Nature paper and a postdoctoral researcher in Whitehead Institute Director David Page's lab. "The rest of the Y is evolving more like the rest of the genome, only a little bit faster."
Because multiple male chimpanzees may mate with a single female in rapid succession, the males' sperm wind up in heated reproductive competition. If a given male produces more sperm, that male would theoretically be more likely to impregnate the female, thereby passing on his superior sperm production genes, some of which may be residing on the Y chromosome, to the next generation.