Clan Wars Blamed for Ancient Collapse of the Male Chromosome
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#2edit: I'm getting downvoted for adding to an argument with an unpopular opinion?
It would be more educative of people responding to me to tell how I'm wrong, instead of just downvoting.
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#3(I'm not even in the Netherlands, and my browser doesn't ask for Dutch via Accept-Language.)
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#4Redirects to history.nl for me, with no article to be found. (I'm not even in the Netherlands, and my browser doesn't ask for Dutch via Accept-Language.)
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#5Redirects to history.nl for me, with no article to be found. (I'm not even in the Netherlands, and my browser doesn't ask for Dutch via Accept-Language.)
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#6I was wrong.
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#7While I do think this is an interesting argument, I fear that this may somehow be spinned into the toxic masculinity narrative. edit: I'm getting downvoted for adding to an argument with an unpopular opinion? It would be more educative of people responding to me to tell how I'm wrong, instead of just downvoting.
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#8Redirects to history.nl for me, with no article to be found. (I'm not even in the Netherlands, and my browser doesn't ask for Dutch via Accept-Language.)
Re: Clan Wars Blamed for Ancient Collapse of the Male Chromosome
#9Redirects to history.nl for me, with no article to be found. (I'm not even in the Netherlands, and my browser doesn't ask for Dutch via Accept-Language.)
Actually, it's interesting reading an article with just text and nothing else. It kind of makes me want a text-based browser mode that works on modern sites.
Re: Clan Wars Blamed for Ancient Collapse of the Male Chromosome
#10Redirects to history.nl for me, with no article to be found. (I'm not even in the Netherlands, and my browser doesn't ask for Dutch via Accept-Language.)