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>> No.6315048 [View]
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>>6314996
a hand?

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I was on cracked.com earlier today, I noticed they talked about Sex Myths that were actually true, one was the digit ratio theory (the theory you can determine a person's sexuality by the length of said persons fingers). I began to wonder to myself, has this literally been supported by actual scientific means of research? I know that I got this from Cracked.com so I know better than to trust their word alone, so it there actual scientific research to prove this?

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Why do we have five digits? We only really need three (two fingers and a thumb) to perform all the major functions of a hand, and while the third finger can be helpful and augment that, we don't even use our pinkies. Like, at all. So, why did evolution decide five digits?

Also, yes I know, typing uses all digits. Man made and designed that way. I'm talking in a broader, evolutionary sense.

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