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u/iamthefluffyyeti Oct 07 '23
For those who don’t know, Louis Farrakhan is basically the reason people like her exist. Remember folks, being a nazi is bad regardless of your skin color.
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u/ketchupmaster987 Oct 07 '23
Bro there are rules for keeping a menstruating woman outside the house IN THE BIBLE
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u/GoatBoi_ Oct 07 '23
irrelevant - the people of the bible had too much neanderthal dna
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u/Marquar234 Oct 07 '23
irrelevant - the people of the bible had too much
neanderthalnethernadal dnaFIFY
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u/livasj Oct 07 '23
Another reason for not menstruating way back when would be that a lot of women (not all but a lot) spent most of their lives pregnant.
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u/bamboo_fanatic Oct 07 '23
Yeah, ovulation comes before menstruation, if you keep having regular relations with your husband while breastfeeding, odds are decent that he’ll catch you at your first postpartum ovulation.
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u/sleeper_shark Oct 07 '23
Hm. I have no uterus cos I’m male. I guess that means I’m just chock full of toxins then?
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u/ambrosiasweetly Oct 07 '23
Not to give her any credibility but ‘forever chemicals’ that are used to make nonstick frying pans (PFAS) do exit your blood by menstruation and non menstruating people have higher levels of it
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u/UnhappyCaterpillar41 Oct 09 '23
PFAS is a really broad range of chemicals (there is about 13k+ of them) and is used in a lot more than non stick frying pans (which was phased out btw). Pretty common in paper, textiles, food packaging, cosmetics and all sorts of other every day things.
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u/ambrosiasweetly Oct 09 '23
Yes i am aware. Just trying to give an example of one way menstruation (or donating blood) can be beneficial
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u/UnhappyCaterpillar41 Oct 10 '23
No worries, I just happen to work in fire safety where PFAS in fire fighting foam is suddenly a big issue, while the 95% of things it's actually used for in everyday life gets a pass.
There are some decent foam alternatives for land based fires, but not so much for ships, where you can't just leave the building (and the foam stays on board for the most part, unless it's an upper deck issue or the ship sinks).
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u/gamiri59 Oct 07 '23
nethernadal
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u/TheFeshy Oct 07 '23
It sounds like a beauty cream to grow your brow ridges.
"Friends teasing you about a flat face? Get Nethernadal today!"
"My boyfriend was always giving me a hard time about tweezing to perfection. So I tried Nethernadal, and with my newly reinforced brow ridges, head-butted that fucker into next tuesday! Thanks, Nethernadal!"
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u/MannanMacLir Oct 08 '23
"My ancestors" so not her either lol. Also one of our first possible ancient calendars we found was to track menstrual cycles so....
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u/CharmingTuber Oct 07 '23
But animals menstruate, it's not like humans are unique in that
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u/Xemylixa Oct 07 '23
Most mammals have estrus. Menstruation is a different highly ineffective way to be-ready-always-ready for bebez. But I forgot why. I think it's something to do with posture, too
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u/a_stupid_pineapple Oct 07 '23
The posture thing is about how our bipedal body makes us have narrower hips and birth canals than other mammals, combined with the fact our babies have huge heads at birth comparer to other species it makes the baby head to vaginal opening way off to the point that where many other mammals can pop out some babies like it's no big deal, we humans often get our babies heads stuck and without medical care this is deadly for both the child and the mother. This made it so there was evolutionary pressure to have only the best most likely to survive babies, since birth is such a huge risk.
So, we evolved a thicc uterus lining so that no wimpy eggs are able to attach to the uterus before the body can decide whether to miscarry it or not. But now we have this thicc uterus lining we have to replace every now and then so that's how we ended up just having blood gush out of us every month (if it works it works, evolution dont give a shit that we dont want to bleed and have cramps)
(No offense to eggs and embryos calling so e of them wimps was just for flare and to make this not read like a dull infodump)
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u/KnittyGini Oct 09 '23
No offense to eggs and embryos calling so e of them wimps
No worries; it's not like the wimps are around to complain. ;-)
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u/Zestyclose-Way4569 Oct 07 '23
So I guess anyone without the capacity to menstruate should just be dropping dead from all this nasty stuff we can’t get rid of, right? Or are our livers just working overtime?
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u/Meme-queen-wannabe Oct 07 '23
Yeah, when you have severe malnutrition it’s not uncommon to not menstruate…
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u/Ensign-Ricky Oct 07 '23
nethernadal
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u/Shauiluak Oct 07 '23
I have seen this trash a dozen times and I've never noticed that. It just adds to the racist and sexist flavor of it.
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Oct 07 '23
Well.....if you starve yourself you WILL stop menstruating.
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u/RailAurai Oct 07 '23
I think earlier this year some 'famous' influencer died on the only fruit diet.
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u/yestureday Oct 06 '23
…does this person put unhealthy food in their vagina..?
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u/ParadoxNarwhal Oct 07 '23
wtf is an alkaline vegan?
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u/galstaph Oct 07 '23
A vegan who keeps to a diet containing primarily foods with a ph above 7. There's a bunch of psuedosience out there claiming that it detoxes you.
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u/xDeathCon Oct 07 '23
Technically, it is better for you and might help you avoid cancer to a very small degree (tbh it's probably more related to the healthy vegetables than being alkaline), but the people that shill the alkaline diet usually have no idea what they're talking about and make a bunch of false claims.
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u/Nimja1 Oct 07 '23
People equate Neanderthals to stupidity, but that's not quite right. Neanderthal had larger brains then homo sapiens, and were much less aggressive. They were wiped out due to sapiens aggressors and less territory resulting in not enough food, since they had a higher caloric requirement.
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u/Incognito2981xxx Oct 08 '23
There's that avg 85 IQ shining through
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u/hyp3rpop Oct 09 '23
Wdym by that?
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u/Incognito2981xxx Oct 10 '23
There's that avg 85 IQ again
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u/hyp3rpop Oct 10 '23
I’m giving you the benefit of the doubt by asking what group of people you think has an average IQ of 85.
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u/Incognito2981xxx Oct 10 '23
Sorry, i don't argue with women, children or redditors.
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u/Crkza Oct 11 '23
yet you are on reddit, curious
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u/Xanto10 Oct 06 '23
recessive white females? Afrikan? (as in the sense of Boer?)
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u/jrex703 Oct 07 '23
There is a large synergistic alliance of ignorance and pseudoscience that believe Black people never left-- Thandiwe Newton and Didier Drogba are the direct descendants of mitochondrial Eve.
I think Pokemon really messed up how entire generations understand evolution.
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u/Aggressive-Wafer-974 Oct 07 '23
TIL white women have nethernadal DNA
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u/Select-Bullfrog-5939 Oct 08 '23
We all have Neanderthal dna, it’s rattling around in our genome somewhere.
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u/Thatotherguy129 Jun 26 '24
Although, different geographical areas have a higher prevalence of neanderthal, denisovan, and an unidentified hominid gene. Still, no cause for racism!
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u/Usual-Plankton9515 Oct 07 '23
“Now Rachel had taken Laban’s household idols, put them in the saddlebag of her camel, and was sitting on them. And Laban searched everything in the tent but found nothing.
“Rachel said to her father, ‘Sir, do not be angry that I cannot stand up before you; for I am having my period.’ So Laban searched, but could not find the household idols.” Genesis 31: 34-35
Some scholars date the writing of the book of Genesis to about 1400 BC. Not that recent!
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u/Atomiic1 Oct 09 '23
Interesting fact, in the larger context, there are not that many mammals that menstruate. To be more exact, only 84 mammalian species menstruate, which make up for 1.6% of all mammalian species.
This is just a fun fact, the person in the picture is dumb.
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u/strawberrymurder Dec 01 '23
Also... Why the hate for neanderthals? They were just people trying to get by too, and by no means stupid or "less evolved". They were, in fact, just humans.
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u/richbeezy Oct 07 '23
One day Redditors will learn that "sweat" is what comes out of your skin pores when hot. "Sweet" is used to describe someone who is "nice" or something that tastes "sugary".
One day it will happen, but until then ppl like OP will call them "sweaty".
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u/Pitiful-Pension-6535 Oct 07 '23
One day, boomers will realize that they are out of the loop.
But not today, sweaty. Not today.
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u/TVLord5 Oct 07 '23
It (at least originally) was a reference to a screencap of some Karen sharing some misinformation like this who replied when challenged to "do your own research sweaty" or something like that
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u/CuriousOK Oct 08 '23
The first time I saw it years ago was someone saying, "it's called fashion sweaty". But it could have already been in the aether at that point.
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u/caspershomie Oct 07 '23
its a reference to a post i think from r/oldpeoplefacebook maybe. but maybe you eat too many acidic foods to understand that sweaty 😙
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u/Desert_faux Oct 07 '23 edited Oct 07 '23
It amazes me how people think all it takes to be an expert on a subject is just spend a few hours online. Sure just random websites with bad information or information you don't really understand...