Is it creating a race of eunuchs?
I’m not sure, but I think there have been a lot of unanticipated consequences of screwing with womens’ hormones for decades.
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Is it creating a race of eunuchs?
I’m not sure, but I think there have been a lot of unanticipated consequences of screwing with womens’ hormones for decades.
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To be fair to the squishy weaklings, they are not that way because of genetics but because they don’t do anything to build up muscles, most of them anyway.
Very few people are naturally smart and don’t need to learn from other people or exercise their brain and very few people are naturally ripped, it takes work.
The fact that so many people live today when they would have died in the past due to any number of reasons has some big implications for our evolution but who knows what those implications are. A lot of our greatest contributors were pretty dang far from being considered alpha males.
IMO, it is a good thing that so many people are alive and able to pass on their genes. Who knows how it will turn out but it increases the chances of beneficial mutations or of a Mozart. And we need all the help in this regard considering how many babies die every year before having the chance to prove their worth.
And we live in a strange time when any male could sire as many kids as Genghis Khan if they were to leave deposits at enough fertility clinics and anyone can start a fertility clinic like the Benegeserits. Just think, a tubby and balding guy with glasses who works no place special and with no accomplishments to speak of could spread his seed as far or farther than one of the world’s greatest historical conquerors.
Does Betteridge’s Law of Headlines (“Any headline that ends in a question mark can be answered by the word no.”) apply?
Eh, I think life is too short to listen to advice from an alpha male parody.