The XY Conflict and the Rise of Impotency? (evolution, Articles)

[Druidus]

Read these articles:

http://www.exitmundi.nl/Sperm%20problem.htm
http://www.exitmundi.nl/giggle.htm

What do you think? I found the articles interesting, though the first one, at least, had a few inaccuracies.

What's your favourite end-times scenario from www.exitmundi.com?

[standing_on_one_foot]

I personally have some doubt that humans will go extinct due to infertility. Might be possible, I suppose. Where's the data from?

The "evolution is turning against us" arguement is frankly BS. What, are the infertile ones passing on their genes of infertility? And people have been wearing pants for quite some time now. The pollution thing I could be able to believe, mind you. Chemicals can screw things up.

However, the X chromosome isn't attacking the Y. Good lord. That makes no sense whatsoever. It's a chromosome. It gives instructions to the body on how to run. It can't attack. The Y can mutate and shrink and has shrunk, and possibly this is a problem...but not cause the X hates it.

So, entertaining and interesting, but not exactly peer reviewed.

PS: It's possible that the sperm count trend isn't linear too, it's something to consider.