From: Michael Lorrey (mike@datamann.com)
Date: Tue Feb 13 2001 - 15:20:13 MST
Brian D Williams wrote:
>
> From: Chris Rasch <crasch@openknowledge.org>
>
> >The myth of monogamy
> >By David Barash
> >"For most biologists, the fact that the
> >Rev. Jesse Jackson had an illegitimate child by one
> >of his staffers is neither surprising nor a revelation.
> >We've known for a long time that males from
> >many species tend to be interested in sexual variety,
> >particularly in having more than one partner.
>
> Yeah, lately everytime some guy get's caught with his pant's down
> someone bring's up this lame excuse. Humans have a large brain and
> are supposed to use it, and no silly biological fact is a good
> excuse for a lack of character or integrity.
Keep in mind that the digestive system and the reproductive organs are
the number two and three highest concentrations of nerve cells in the
body, behind the brain. The digestive tract has more nerve cells than
the rest of the body outside the brain, leading to speculation about it
being a 'second brain', which explains 'thinking with one's gut'.
Carrying this over, one must expect that 'thinking with one's prick' is
a lesser but legitimate mode, especially for those with a proven record
of poor use of the number one brain...
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