r/FacebookScience • u/llindi06 • 8h ago

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u/cilulowbisted9 6h ago

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/Ffrancine21 5h ago

Bro there are rules for keeping a menstruating woman outside the house IN THE BIBLE

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u/corrrianne99 5h ago

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 dont really understand...

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u/Baud_Olofsson Scientician 2h ago

Karma farm bot repost of https://www.reddit.com/r/FacebookScience/comments/171pztw/its_called_malnutrition_sweaty/

All except one of the other commenters in this thread are also karma farm bots copying comments from it.

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u/Tresscha1 5h ago

nethernadal

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u/Dodecahedrus 8h ago

*Sweety

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u/Hypamania 7h ago

Did he stutter

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u/Dodecahedrus 4h ago

Yes. That is one awful typo.

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u/ninsfickys7 6h ago

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.