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Would You Deny A Man's Need to Protect Women?
Perhaps this is a most appropriate forum to raise my disliked topic given this forum's Highbrow title and my viewpoint often condescendingly framed as being Lowbrow. In any case, while pop editorialists ponder whether America needs men to protect the women in their lives, the call of human nature goes unabaded in every new generation. It is an ...
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The Highbrow
by
Usama2
on
November 20, 2007
Sex on Other Planets
It is possible that as we discover life on other planets, where evolution could have taken a much different path than on Earth, we will find creatures with more than one sex. Having two sexes increases the chances for genetic diversity. For example, in some animal species, all males must leave the herd after puberty to find mates from other ...
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The Sex Issue
by
KnowItAll
on
October 2, 2007
Why only 2 sexes?
For more on all of this, see my 2004 article in PLoS Biology Everything You Always Wanted to Know about Sexes. How many sexes you see depends on how you define sex. There are three main aspects to the definition of a sex: who you are, who you can mate with, and who your parents are. The third part of this trinity—parental number—shows the least ...
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The Sex Issue
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ja_whitfield
on
September 28, 2007
ovulation can be fun
Call me when they invent a pill that just gets rid of menstruation, and isn't a birth control pill. I sometimes think our whole discussion women's monthly cycles is focused way too much on menstruation, only discussing ovulation as it pertains to pregnancy risk. Benefits of monthly ovulation:1. Mood is almost always better during ovulation than ...
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Human Nature
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prime8
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June 20, 2007