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Mankind Doomed, Womankind Wins
Gentlemen, I am sorry to report this to you. But my prediction, after reading this New Scientist article, is that we are soon to be evolved into oblivion. Darwinianly, if I may. What it says, basically, is that researchers have … Continue reading
