Something makes me think the gays are not going door to door beating plasma nationalist’s door down about how he needs to get acquainted with penis
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gays should not be freely allowed to be gay
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weimar germany shit
do that gay shit behind closed doors and in fear
yns just walking around every day fearing a gay will suddenly put a dick in his mouth.
Can't believe the nation's homosexuals would do this
Yes there hasnt been 15 years of "bake the cake bigot" endlessly litigated.
Basically every libtard belief can only be sustained through massive violent intervention by the state (either you'll be financially ruined or thrown in jail) because they're deeply unnatural and repulsive.
Oh yeah?
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Lmao
But what does that have to do with the idea of a pretty much nonexistent threat
unless plasma's nation's dream comes true of a fully gay nation, in which case just dont go to Gay Australia and you should be gucci
What if all squids are gay and all octopuses are straight?
And why do female seahorses impregnate the males?
Can jones or other genes understanders tell me if being able to wiggle ears is because of some gene? I do it for my students all the time and they want me to explain why.
According to AI I have superior muscle control bestowed from my ancestors
Overview
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Some people can wiggle their ears because they have conscious control over their auricular muscles, which are vestigial traits inherited from ancestors who used them to move their ears to pinpoint sounds. While most people lack conscious control over these small muscles, a genetic predisposition or practice can enable some individuals, about 10-20%, to voluntarily contract them, creating the ear-wiggling movement.
A Leftover from Our Ancestors
- Auricular Muscles:
The ability to wiggle ears comes from the auricular muscles, small muscles connecting the outer ear to the skull and scalp.
- Evolutionary "Use-It-or-Lose-It":
For many animals, these muscles are crucial for swiveling their ears to locate sounds, helping them find prey or detect predators.
- Vestigial Trait:
In humans, these muscles are less developed and no longer serve a significant survival purpose, making them a vestigial trait or a "leftover" from our evolutionary past.
Why Only Some People Can Do It
- Neural Pathways:
While everyone has these muscles, only a small percentage of people have the necessary neural pathways to control them voluntarily.
- Conscious Control:
The ability to wiggle your ears is a result of consciously controlling these auricular muscles, a skill most people don't possess.
- Genetic Component & Practice:
Genetics plays a role in whether you have the potential to wiggle your ears, but practice and conscious effort can also help develop this ability.
How it Works
- Involuntary Movements:
Even people who can't wiggle their ears may show very small, involuntary ear movements in response to startling sounds, indicating the underlying muscle activity.
- No Major Purpose:
In modern humans, this ability has little practical use, but it remains a cool "secret talent" for those who possess it.
No, jellyfish are not gay. They are marine animals that typically reproduce asexually or through external fertilization, without sexual orientation or complex social behaviors like humans.
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So jellyfish get no bitches? Sounds pretty gay
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