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Male privilege... "Once upon a time, 4,000 to 8,000 years after humanity invented agriculture, something very strange happened to human reproduction. Across the globe, for every 17 women who were reproducing, passing on genes that are still around today—only one man did the same
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He was the CaveChad, a prehistoric apex sexual predator, slaying beasts and bitches alike. Often seen roaming the plains on a lifted mammoth, drinking cheetah blood in a sleeveless pelt.
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That’s because men died in war. Men have always been the protectors of civilizations.
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Heard that before. We mate pair more like chickens then doves.
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Polygamy maybe? Best providers had multiple mates, possibly.
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Likely because males had jobs with high mortality rates like attempting to kill things with sticks to help the tribe live and physically fighting for social dominance.
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...and thus Male DNA drove evolution.
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The Wealth and Power hypothesis makes sense. We’ve heard the stories of great conquerors fathering incredible numbers of children, like Ramesses or Khan. I think it’s likely that there were similar situations 8 kya.
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Bottom line: All living known organisms have a mechansim given to ensure their propagation. We are no different, in such regard, than the simplest of organisms. We are pretty simple. And it is pretty sad, given we are sentient, have unserstanding, and free will.
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Nature "loads the gun," environment "pulls the trigger." However, at the end of the day, we, as us (capable of sentience and free thought), hold the responsibilities and consequences of our actions.
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Tough job for the guy, but someone had to come for Team Mankind. Well done, fella.
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