Ronn!Blankenship quoted:
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Researchers interpreted that to mean that humans, as they evolved to
rel
on sight more than smell, had no need of the primitive cues that pass
for
sexual attractiveness in mice. But a role for human pheromones could
not
be ruled out, especially in light of
I have long wondered about the drivers for this. Why is it a
good idea, in an evolutionary or even social sense, for
menstrual cycles to be synchronized. I know lots of primates
do it, I am curious if it is a hangover, or if it is still a
useful thing.
It was God's gift to men that
On May 10, 2005, at 2:04 AM, Andrew Paul wrote:
Ronn!Blankenship quoted:
Gay men have fewer children, meaning that in Darwinian terms, any
genetic
variant that promotes homosexuality should be quickly eliminated from
the
population. Dr. Hamer believes that such genes may nevertheless
persist
