> The discrepancy between own and ideal sexual dimorphism yay, sexual dimorphism discussed in the context of humans! I'm a proponent of doing this more often,

> The discrepancy between own and ideal sexual dimorphism yay, sexual dimorphism discussed in the context of humans! I'm a proponent of doing this more often, most features we find attractive and even behaviors that we find frustrating are clearly being selected for, reproducing and selected for again. The complexity of our social fabric has no steering against this except for different traits to be selected for at the same time by the broad population than which other traits the broad population would have gone for at the same time. This renders any uniqueness of human selection to be moot, leaving only congruence with other species on this planet.