You may not know that there used to be a mysterious organ in the human body, which is the ** bone. This bone is located in the male's **, which can increase the stiffness and stability of the **, which helps in the progress of mating. However, this organ gradually disappeared during the evolution of humans, while other primates still retained it.
Why is that?Human beings have lost their bones, is it an evolution or a degradation?This question has been bothering many scientists and ordinary people, and today we are going to unravel this mystery and see how the human ** bone disappeared and how this affects us.
* Origin and function of bone.
First of all, we need to understand what the bone is, how it appears, and what it does. Bone, also known as sacrum, is a bone found in many mammals, and it comes in all shapes and sizes, some like spikes, some like forks, some like spoons, and some like an ordinary wooden stick. The length of the bones is also different, ranging from the millimeter level to the meter level, for example, the walrus bone can reach more than one meter.
The main function of the bone is to support it during mating, keeping it rigid and stable, thereby increasing the success rate of mating. Bones can also increase the time it takes to mate, prevent interference from other males, promote ovulation in females, and even poach other males, all of which are means of increasing reproductive capacity.
The appearance of bone can be traced back to 1400 million years ago, when placental mammals and non-placental mammals diverged, ** bones appeared in placental mammals, while non-placental mammals did not. This shows that the bone is an ancient organ that played an important role in the evolution of mammals.
* Bone disappearance and causes.
If the bone is so useful, why would humans lose it?This is a very complex issue, involving many factors such as human evolutionary history, reproductive strategies, and social culture. At present, scientists have proposed several possible causes, let's analyze them one by one.
The first reason is that humans have a relatively short mating time and do not need the support of ** bones. Scientists have found that there is a positive correlation between the length of the bone and the mating time, that is, the longer the mating time of the animal, the longer the bone is, and vice versa. For example, both lions and tigers have a mating time in seconds, so their bones are small.
And walruses can mate for tens of minutes, so their ** bones are very long. The mating time of human beings is generally within a few minutes, and they belong to the "quick and decisive" type of players in nature, so our ** bones are very short and can even be ignored.
The second reason is that the development of human social and cognitive abilities makes us no longer dependent on the function of the bones. Humans are highly social animals, and our mating behavior is not just to reproduce, but also to establish emotional connections and mutual satisfaction.
Our cultural Xi also influence our mating patterns, making us more inclined to long foreplay and intimate encounters rather than simple **. This type of mating allows us to better control and regulate our libido and sexual performance, thus reducing the need for ** bones.
The third reason is that the evolution of human beings has made the bones redundant. Humans' **and** compared to other animals, are relatively large, which may be to adapt to the posture of upright walking, or it may be to increase ** and pleasure. Larger **and**, can provide sufficient stiffness and tightness during mating without the need for additional support.
* The impact and meaning of bones.
So, what is the impact and significance of human beings losing their ** bones on us?There is no one definitive answer to this question, and different people may have different opinions. However, we can take a look at the following aspects.
From a physiological point of view, human beings lose ** bone, which may lead to some problems, such as erectile dysfunction, **deformity, **pain, etc. These problems may affect the quality of human sexual life and fertility, and may even cause some psychological and social problems. Therefore, the loss of ** bones in humans may be a degradation, not progress.
Psychologically, human beings have lost their ** bones, which may increase our self-confidence and freedom. Because we are no longer dependent on a physical organ to support our sexuality, we can enhance our sexual attraction and sexual satisfaction through our intellect and emotions.
We can also be more flexible in choosing our sexual partners and how we have sex, without being limited by biology.
From a social point of view, human beings have lost their bones, which may change our sexual culture and sexual morality. Because we are no longer bound by the bones, we can express our sexuality and sexual desires more openly and diversely, without fear of being discriminated against and oppressed.
We can also treat our sexual partners more equally and respectfully, rather than possessing and controlling in a strong and violent way. Our sexual culture and morality may become more humane and progressive.
Historically, humanity has lost its best bones and may have affected our civilization and beliefs. Because ** bone has an important symbolic meaning in many ancient cultures and religions, it represents the power of life and the ability to create, and it is also the glory and dignity of men. Some cultures even use the ** bone as a sacred object for sacrifice and worship.
* The disappearance and meaning of bones.
So, what is the impact and significance of human beings losing their ** bones on us?There is no one definitive answer to this question, and different people may have different opinions. However, we can take a look at the following aspects.
From a physiological point of view, human beings lose ** bone, which may lead to some problems, such as erectile dysfunction, **deformity, **pain, etc. These problems may affect the quality of human sexual life and fertility, and may even cause some psychological and social problems. Therefore, the loss of ** bones in humans may be a degradation, not progress.
Psychologically, human beings have lost their ** bones, which may increase our self-confidence and freedom. Because we are no longer dependent on a physical organ to support our sexuality, we can enhance our sexual attraction and sexual satisfaction through our intellect and emotions. We can also be more flexible in choosing our sexual partners and how we have sex, without being limited by biology.
From a social point of view, human beings have lost their bones, which may change our sexual culture and sexual morality. Because we are no longer bound by the bones, we can express our sexuality and sexual desires more openly and diversely, without fear of being discriminated against and oppressed.
We can also treat our sexual partners more equally and respectfully, rather than possessing and controlling in a strong and violent way. Our sexual culture and morality may become more humane and progressive.
Historically, humanity has lost its best bones and may have affected our civilization and beliefs. Because ** bone has an important symbolic meaning in many ancient cultures and religions, it represents the power of life and the ability to create, and it is also the glory and dignity of men. Some cultures even use the ** bone as a sacred object for sacrifice and worship.
In conclusion, the loss of human beings may be a degradation or an improvement, depending on how we look at and deal with the problem. We should not feel inferior and depressed because we have lost our bones, nor should we give up the pursuit and enjoyment of sex because we have lost our bones. We should face and solve this problem with a positive and optimistic attitude, so as to improve the quality of our sexual life and sexual well-being.