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These findings also mean that the scandalous Steve Jones' book "Y : the descent of man" is now totally meaningless and stupid......sorry male-feminazi, but men aren't going to disappear in millions of years from now !
Great news, really.
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Steve Jones strikes me as one of the most pathetic femboys ever to come down the pike. Yes, his book is ridiculous trash.
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by Anonymous User on Wednesday June 18, @07:23PM EST (#3)
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Ya and I never needed a new study to tell me those feminists were full of shit with their nazi style propaganda studies, or if that dickweed had any substance to his bullshit in the first place.
Dan Lynch
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by Anonymous User on Thursday June 19, @01:44PM EST (#5)
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It is.
Someone could just as easily now since we know the Y chromosone maintains itself, write a book saying that females are useless since we could just use artificial wombs and as you remember from a previous article, male eggs.
Imagine that, since many males would have the same Y chromosone, you could just pick some select Y chromosones, says an Einstein here, a Newton here, a Da Vinchi there, and a Mozart over here ( I just used those names because they are well known, we would find living equivalents), have those continously passed on, and they will keep themselves repaired. Wow, amazing.
Of course such an idea is stupid, but it just goes to femboy steve jones isn't the only one who can make up crazy ideas of a one gender world.
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Anyone who writes a book about what will happen in millions of years, unless it's on the scale of cosmology, is automatically an idiot.
Too much can happen between now and then to make such ditherings meaningful.
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by Anonymous User on Thursday June 19, @08:04AM EST (#4)
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http://reuters.com/newsArticle.jhtml?type=scienceN ews&storyID=2950615
This one is more positive sounding
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No. I don't think so. Look at these statements...
...it [the Y chromosome] is not as puny as
scientists believed
"Does analyzing the sequence of the Y
chromosome tell us why men are incapable
of stopping to ask for directions?" asked
Dr. David Page... "I don't think we have an
answer to that yet. It remains a great
mystery."
"It was believed for years that the Y,
a small, fragile chromosome compared to
the X, was a genetic wasteland."
"It [the Y chromosome] is not merely a
rotted-out version of an ancient, ordinary,
[X] chromosome."
"This gene says 'I can can do it myself',"
joked Dr. Francis Collins...
Once again, members of the scientific community and media have taken very interesting research and let their anti-male bias creep in like some intellectual virus. Also, they keep talking about the Y-chromosome's affect on humans, as though only human males have Y-chromosomes. I am not a biologist, but don't all birds and mammals, and most fish and reptiles have males of the specied with Y-chromosomes? Something must be right with the concept for these species to have continued evolving for hundreds of millions of years.
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One of the beautiful things about this is the evidence that the Y chromosome not only repairs its defects, when the defects remain they are generally associated with infertility. Not only do they not end up degrading all other Y chromosomes over time, they don't even make it into the next generation.
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by Anonymous User on Thursday June 19, @04:45PM EST (#9)
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by Anonymous User on Thursday June 19, @05:24PM EST (#10)
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One thing I've always wanted to say to every disrespecting thing I've ever heard about the Y chromosome. I might as well say it here where it would be better respected... Please keep in mind that I read this one fact a while ago, and I may have gotten mixed up with which species does what.:
Did you know that MALE birds have XX chromosomes and FEMALE birds have XY? And along that lines, there are several species that have YY chromosomes. Hence, the Y chromosome is NOT just a piece of genetic trash to be cleansed in whatever new world order happens. It's just as important.
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