/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11101950
I'm an oldfag and thus I use the original way of writing that has been used on 4chan since a long time ago.

New people to 4chan assumed it came from reddit somewhere around ~2015. But the reality is that we've always written like this and I see it as a sign of oldfags keeping the original mindset of 4chan alive.

>>10929581
t.undergrad

>>10928048
"reddit spacing" predates reddit faggot

>>10928013
I'm pretty sure most of /sci/ apart from the /pol/tards agrees with you though.

>>10537139
>being a newfag

>>10521438
>Using reddit spacing unironically

I'm an oldfag mate. We used to type like this all the time on 4chan long before reddit was our boogeyman. In fact "reddit spacing" was originally a bait post but new people took it serious and genuinely think it comes from reddit.

>This kind of evolutionary line of thinking can literally be applied to anything. I once has a conversation with a homo who explained in detail how the prostate had evolved for pleasure in the shortage of available women.

You need to learn a bit of history. In almost every historic society little boys were fucked in the ass by old men, Sumerians, Egyptians, Greeks, Romans, Indian, Japanese, Han Chinese all did these acts to the point where it isn't ridiculous to assume it evolved that way to make anal sex more pleasurable for little boys because little boys that fucked more powerful men had a higher chance of reproducing with a women later in life due to having powerful connections.

Alternatively the prostate G-spot is just an artifact of the female G-spot in males just like nipples are still on the male body even though it doesn't serve a purpose.