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As I understand, and this is just hearsy to me, that in Canada today 'husband sharing' is being evaluated to provide family assimilation to the upper class single females where the available male shortage is more evident with also a notable higher percentage of humosexual males in that same social environment. Not sure if this means anything but for my own satisfaction I have demonstrated with chickens that a 100 male birth is possible by just creating the right social enviroment. So yes, it appears to be a 'domestication' problem. |
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The eiditic images we created are insights only because they are tied down in the soul by the woman (who actually prompted the primary premiss as the postive stand in the rout), to be retained in heaven (mansion image) after the woman is assumed and crowned queen of heaven on/and earth. Original sin is the best thing that ever happened to mankind who so became a rational agent (as are all sentient beings) that enables him to cope and survive in a changing biological environment, but also is wherein he is estranged from his own true identity and therefore a stranger in a foreign land. |
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What prompted the experiment was a discussion that there has never been 'female dominant' society that survived for long. This was discussed in and Anthro course I took (I did a BA when I was 42), but there was one in Southern Tibet where they practiced polyandry and was female dominant on account of the surname being that of the female, but surprising was that they had close to 75 % male births. They were Buddhist in a very harsh climate with always one male out with the animals and a monk on the road (maybe) but these details were not clear to us. My reaction was how a woman can be dominant with 3 males around, and of course I am from the 'opposite sex society' and saw in church that active intelligent left brain females had fewer or no boys born to them. Of course my theory was my own but I saw this as evidence in my favor and that is what started the experiment. We had Silky's and bantams for fun with the kids (over the the years we had peacocks and guiney hens, turkeys and ducks geese and even pheasants). Not sure if you know but normal bantams are tough little barnyards chickens that survive easy but Silkies are a fancy show animal, white, with long leg and neck feathers and they are silky to the touch and are very gentle little chickens. I noticed that they produced more male birds from the bantams so next year I put 5 bantam roosters with one silky and all she had was males. That was about 25 years ago and did it again with the same success. The experiment may not have been fair to her but that was like that only in spring and then they were let lose again. Not that it matters much but I am sure that it will repeat again for anyone reading this. |
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