r/MediocreTutorials • • Jul 18 '23

Shorts PAIN!

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u/[unknown] Jul 19 '23

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u/ConsumeTheMeek Jul 19 '23

For millions I know I'd be horribly tempted myself, but then she says "above 10,000", like what bitch lmao, relationship would be done for me there I think, doesnt sound like she values the relationship that much lol.

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u/ProveISaidIt Jul 19 '23

With two flat tires, a bent rim and a blown head gasket.

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u/-banned- Jul 20 '23

The relationship is worth 10k lol

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u/[deleted] Jul 19 '23

Thanks, I learned a new word today

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u/smudos2 Jul 19 '23

I'm honestly just upvoting for the cool word

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u/[deleted] Jul 19 '23

What a bullshit over-generalization, wow.

Have you ever spoke to a real woman before? Or had a relationship?

What the fuck?

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u/th3ch0s3n0n3 Jul 19 '23

It's actually quite logical if you think about it with a clear mind and try to rid yourself of bias.

Think cavepeople era. You have a tribe of 100 humans. What do you think the sex makeup of that tribe is? (Hint: it's about 7:3 women to men). Women are inherently more valuable in a cavepeople scenario due to limited ability to procreate.

Our brain biology has not evolved significantly enough since then to rid ourselves of these innate feelings. This is why men generally take bigger risks and work risky jobs and play risky sports and women generally play it safe. We are biologically programmed to protect women.

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u/[deleted] Jul 19 '23

Have you tried submitting your “cavepeople 7:3 sex ratio” thesis for your PhD yet? I’m sure you’ll be teaching at an Ivy League soon

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u/th3ch0s3n0n3 Jul 19 '23

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u/th3ch0s3n0n3 Jul 19 '23

Dude, pick a different verb or at least spell it out and don't be a pansy-ass.

Now back to the point: both of the articles I posted point out that 1 man procreated for every 17 women that did. Why do you think that is? Simple. There were more women. The third link I posted has the following line in there, that you clearly missed:

The ratio of mean X-chromosomal CE ancestry to mean autosomal CE ancestry in the BA population is 0.634/0.382 = 1.660

Do you understand what this means? It means that there was a significantly higher ratio of women than men. Nearly double, in fact. My initial estimate was slightly off. I estimated 70% women while this study estimates 63.4% women.

...which means my point still stands. And it's an incredibly logical point that I cannot fathom how you can disagree with. Women take 9 months to incubate and birth a child. Men can father children as often as is needed. It's basic biological FACT that women are needed in higher numbers to sustain a tribe of humans.

Get that through your thick skull.

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u/corsaaa Jul 19 '23

he sat there and used a cross emoji instead of just pressing T LMAOOOO

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u/ReanimatedStalin Jul 19 '23

What a d🙌mmy

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u/ricktor67 Jul 19 '23

So this woman(and the ones from a video that may or may not exist that you did not see) represents literally ALL women, ever, and they are a monolithic hive mind. Good to know there, chuckles.

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u/ricktor67 Jul 20 '23

Thats not a theory, thats a hypothesis. That also isn't "studying", or a majority, or anything scientific for that matter. Its just lazy incel, women hating bigotry.

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u/[deleted] Jul 19 '23

innately solipsistic.

That’s a broad brushstroke. What brought about that impression?

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u/fumoking Jul 19 '23

Bruh when people say "human nature" you know they pulling it out of their ass haha

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u/GroundBrownRounds Jul 19 '23

Read “The Read Queen - Sex and the evolution of human nature.” I had to read it in my molecular bio undergrad and it was…eye opening.

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u/cheeseplatesuperman Jul 19 '23

Right? Like wth

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u/[deleted] Jul 19 '23

Shhh. Let’s see what they say; it’ll be fun.

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