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expiationnet2024-09-16 10:33 pm
unprimed) wrote in expiationnet2024-09-16 10:33 pm
001 | video; un: grethorparadise
[Tendi looks thoughtful, maybe even a little concerned. When she speaks, it's a bit stilted, as if she's rehearsed this. Very Serious. Anyway.
... ... ... there is first a deep sigh. And then:]
Hello, humans of Aldrip. I know there's a lot going on, but I have a question for all of you. For science.
[Is she really going to ask this??? Yep. She is. She's really going for it. Here goes nothing.]
Please tell me about your body hair. Also, where and when you're from. Again, this is for science. [ahem] Thank you.
[there is context here, i swear]
... ... ... there is first a deep sigh. And then:]
Hello, humans of Aldrip. I know there's a lot going on, but I have a question for all of you. For science.
[Is she really going to ask this??? Yep. She is. She's really going for it. Here goes nothing.]
Please tell me about your body hair. Also, where and when you're from. Again, this is for science. [ahem] Thank you.
[there is context here, i swear]
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Creatures tend to evolve according to their environment. Warmer climates or a higher risk of parasites are some reasons just about any species will begin to display less hair over time.
Humans in particular are often a clothed species, many have environmental control such as spending time in buildings and having warm homes for shelter. Perhaps in those timelines it is actually the most logical evolutionary choice.