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Prof Michael Jennions, study co-author, added: “While the human penis functions primarily to transfer sperm,…..

A sexologist who says that has really missed a very large part of being human.

Face to face mating, the existence of tits, the female orgasm, pair bonding, convealed ovulation eetc. All point to hte idea that the penis has a distinct function in pleasuring the female – and the male, obvs – rather than just being a sperm transference tool.

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JuliaM
18 hours ago

Umm, urination? Surely that’s more frequrnt than sex, after a certain age?

Addolff
Addolff
18 hours ago
Reply to  JuliaM

Don’t forget ‘before’ a certain age too Julia…..

PJF
PJF
13 hours ago
Reply to  JuliaM

As you might have noticed, JuliaM, half the human race manages to urinate without a penis.

Theophrastus
Theophrastus
11 hours ago
Reply to  PJF

Rather messily and inconveniently, though.

Bloke in Callao
Bloke in Callao
12 hours ago
Reply to  JuliaM

More frequent at most ages Julia.

Jimmers
Jimmers
18 hours ago

He doesn’t know if he’s coming or going.

Grikath
Grikath
17 hours ago

The penis is a rather primal signalling device for a *lot* of things.
And humans aren’t anything special when it comes to Social Clues, emotional state, and a host of other things.

In fact, we share most of the triggers/reactions with all the higher primates. And quite a few with most mammals.

The only difference between humans and animals is that we use clothing to hide those Clues ( even something a simple as a loincloth..) , or exaggerate them ( like the penis sheaths in vogue with some tribes..).

Nor is the size of our tackle particularly large. Lots of our extended family members have *far* larger gear for their body size…
And yes… It’s a Brave Male Dominance Thing. *One* of the indicators of being Solidly Male and Fit for Purpose.
Something the Femminists and their Penis Flaccidus sycophants ( also a Thing in social apes and monkeys….) hate and resent.

But Humans are Different!! [insert Narrative here]. Except that we aren’t. Not at that basal level where “Intellect” has as much influence as a Wet Wipe in a bushfire..
They’re named “Primal instincts” for a solid reason.

Then again… UWA…. About what you expect…

JuliaM
17 hours ago
Reply to  Grikath

‘Nor is the size of our tackle particularly large. Lots of our extended family members have *far* larger gear for their body size…’

Not silverback gorillas though.

Grikath
Grikath
17 hours ago
Reply to  JuliaM

Not surprising…

Gorillas, like the pandas, are fussy eaters. And being near-exclusive vegetarians even when they’re actually not built for it, they have *very* little energy to spare.
They’re like those pumped-up bodybuilders who are all muscle, but *no stamina*.

Which also means actual mating wears them out. Really Fast. So they only do it when neccessary.
They don’t *need* large tackle for the Physics, and they *can’t* do all the Huffing and Puffing you see in other ape/monkey species.
So that particular bit of them stayed at the size their Ancestors had.

Theophrastus
Theophrastus
11 hours ago
Reply to  Grikath

Gorillas, like the pandas, are fussy eaters.

Gorillas have a varied diet – mainly eating leaves, stems, pith, bamboo, roots, and fruits, though some also consume insects like termites. Pandas, on the other hand, have a diet of 99% bamboo. And both are “fussy eaters”? How so?

And being near-exclusive vegetarians even when they’re actually not built for it, they have *very* little energy to spare.

Many vegetarian species have plenty of energy – eg horses, elephants, hippos and my wife…

Grikath
Grikath
8 hours ago
Reply to  Theophrastus

Theo… Gorillas are not *built* for their diet…

Quite amply demonstrated that, like rabbits, they have to eat their own excrement to even *get* enough calories out of their diet to keep existing..
( while continually farting like a lactose intolerant on a cheese diet….)
They have to pass their food *twice* ….

Sorry to ruin Gorillas for you, but they are, like Pandas and Koalas, evolutionary dead ends.
Specialists that can’t/won’t switch back to something more practical if the environment changes.

in fact.. the dietary supplements gorillas in captivity get sneak in about 20% animal protein in their diet.
That’s why they’re so frisky, and generally *don’t* do the poo-eating in public.

Actual Biology is not a “nice” science… Nor do the answers it gives fit Narratives.. which is why Attenborough ( pox be on him and his issue) is reviled by actual professionals…

As for your wife…. “It’s a Free World”, I guess…
I hope she realises that the *only* way she stays healthy and “energetic” is because of modern dietary supplements and other bits and bobs of “civilised life”.
Which includes a steady and plentyful supply of carbohydrates off the shelf in the Supermarket.
And a variety of nuts and fruits that *do not grow here* all Out of Season.
Same for Veggies. More so even… Veggies don’t keep well without refrigeration or ‘UPF”-ing. and lose most of why you eat them along the way…

Vegetarianism and Veganism are solid signs of decadence.
And truly a sign of Bad Hunters.
as Generalists, like rats, roaches, badgers, and a host of others, we can *survive*, even *subsist* on pretty much anything.
Doing a long-term bout of subsistence survival is *bad* for you.. And the only way modern Vegans and Veggies get away with it is because they *CHEAT*…

Theophrastus
Theophrastus
13 hours ago
Reply to  Grikath

Lots of our extended family members have *far* larger gear…

So in your extended family you compare members?

Grikath
Grikath
11 hours ago
Reply to  Theophrastus

Yes… It’s important to know who’s the biggest dick…

Norman
Norman
15 hours ago

What about pissing contests?

Norman
Norman
15 hours ago

Here’s a controversial suggestion.

Humans learned how to cook, and soften food. As a consequence our jaw size and bite strength have both declined relative to ancient hominids and most other primates.

Now the controversial bit. It’s long been my view that East Asians, and then South Asians, are the most refined and evolved of humans. The Japanese are not noted for big tits, hips or dicks. Those are found, er, elsewhere.

Steve
Steve
15 hours ago
Reply to  Norman

As a consequence our jaw size and bite strength have both declined relative to ancient hominids and most other primates.

Speak for yourself, Sapiens.

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Grikath
Grikath
10 hours ago
Reply to  Steve

Nah, Steve…. we learned to *hunt* … and switched to a mainly-meat diet..

Researching ancient turds is fun…
Turns out the “Paleo-Diet”, as evidenced by the oldest Sapiens coprolites found is….
80%+ meat….

And you don’t need massive chompers to eat meat. Not when you have pointy sticks, and normal sticks with sharp pointy bits attached you can throw..
And can use slings ( far more deadly than people realise…) … And traps. And the stamina, speed, and tenacity to exhaust your prey..

jgh
jgh
3 hours ago
Reply to  Grikath

It’s hunting PLUS cooking. Cooking meat means the human gut can digest something like 20 times more than raw meat, making it a much more efficient food source.

Grikath
Grikath
10 hours ago
Reply to  Norman

In Questions We Can Answer: “It doesn’t work that way.”

The most “refined” and “evolved”, by far, are sub-Saharan Africans. They *stayed* and have had roughly …100k-200k-ish years more time to adapt to their local environment, while starting from more “basic” stock.
And it shows in their genetics.

By contrast, us Caucasians are *roughly* only 20k-ish years “old” and are *most likely* central-asian in origin, after which we booted out the blokes who outcompeted the Neanderthals in what we now tend to see as the first East -> West Mass Migration.

If anything, the Asian phenotype for skin colour is actually closer to our Ancestors than the dark African type. *They* adapted to the African environment and got darker, we bleached up.
So in that sense Asians are *less* “evolved” than us.

And all of the changes are in a couple “libraries” of genes that adapts our exterior.. And are relatively volatile.. They do the Paint Job. They do not do anything under the hood.. Which is why all “races” of Humanity, and even our cousins the Neanderthals and Denisovans could interbreed. And still do…

As for the japanese… They’re in the fist stages of Islander Syndrome… Large numbers of generations on limited space with limited resources and lots of famine and wars…Followed by a couple of centuries of prescribed Communism ( no other choice to call the Shogunate era that…) and clannish inbreeding induces Dwarfism..
So in a sense…. yeah… they’re Highly Evolved, in that they’ve strongly adapted to their environment. But it’s just a couple of knobs that have been dialled down, nothing’s changed about the hardware itself.

If that’s a *good* thing… remains to be seen. Specialists always get outcompeted by Generalists when the Midden hits the Windmill and specific environments..Change.
Then again,,, the particular change the Japs are going through is very easily reversed when Space/Resources stop being an issue within a couple of generations.

Theophrastus
Theophrastus
6 hours ago
Reply to  Grikath

Race is not a social construct: societies are racial constructs. And whitey gave the world (the concept of) the individual, science, industrialisation and much more – in a single word, dynamism – while the orientals stagnated for centuries in collectivism and the sub-Saharans were (and still are) mired in tribalism.

As for your claim that ‘The most “refined” and “evolved”, by far, are sub-Saharan Africans‘, sustained evolutionary adaptation is not the same as being more evolved: it just means that their environment was stable and no random mutations provided a better fit to their environment – ie they evolved little or not at all. Moreover, with their low average intelligence, tribalism and lack of cultural capital, sub-Saharans are strikingly maladapted to the modern world.

In the more challenging environment of Europe, hominids rapidly evolved physically but also culturally and technologically. Cultural and technological evolution has reduced the impact of natural selection and random mutation, while also providing (so far) survival value.

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Mr Womby
Mr Womby
15 hours ago

“. . .the penis has a distinct function in pleasuring the female . . .”

Not according to my better half.

Chris Miller
Chris Miller
4 hours ago
Reply to  Mr Womby

And not according to Stephen Jay Gould, either – see his essay “Male Nipples and Clitoral Ripples” collected in “Bully for Brontosaurus”.

Last edited 4 hours ago by Chris Miller
Steve
Steve
15 hours ago

I have the cure for excessive priapism

healthambasss
Mr Womby
Mr Womby
14 hours ago
Reply to  Steve

I don’t remember there being a Teletubby in a black outfit.

Norman
Norman
14 hours ago
Reply to  Mr Womby

Suicide vest instead of a telly on their middle.

PJF
PJF
13 hours ago

A sexologist who says that has really missed a very large part of being human.

That doesn’t follow. The primary function of any penis is to transfer sperm. That human ones have other functions doesn’t alter the primary function.

. . . the penis has a distinct function in pleasuring the female . . .

Yet it’s odd that the female’s primary source of sexual pleasure is somewhere other than where the penis (and the male) wants to be. It’s a funny old world.

Deveril
Deveril
12 hours ago
Reply to  PJF

female’s primary source of sexual pleasure’

Do you mean Selfridges, or Harrods?

Grikath
Grikath
8 hours ago
Reply to  Deveril

chocolate…….

Chris
Chris
9 hours ago

“A chicken is an egg’s way of making another egg” is a very old cliché, because it’s true. The pleasure is how the genes bribe men and women to pass on said genes, via sperm transfer and ovulation. Uniquely, women have an organ whose only function is to supply sexual pleasure (yes, yes, assuming the man can find it.*) It’s the genes’ way of encouraging them ignore the risks of childbirth.

*Lesbians should complain about being omitted from this to their MPs, not me.

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