/sci/ - Science & Math

>>6154789
couldnt get better source, sorry
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peppered_moth_evolution

>>4139457
Mexico (not typical spring break locations) are great for spring break. You meet some crazy awesome people on your dive boats.

Find a friend, decide to buy plane tickets together, and go in halves on the hotel room. Pay for dive certification and you have maybe 3 days of proper diving, some awesome drunken semi-memories, and a cool hobby to show for it. Meet bitches from the overnight-docked cruise ships, smoke bud with them at your hotel room, and bang em'.
You'll love it. A bro of mine and myself have gone on that exact vacation twice and it's only gotten better.

Winter break is the best, that's when the bull sharks migrate.

>>4139467
Engineers need managers, that's why.

>>4104736
They really are amazing animals.

Here's another amazing animal that I adore. They seem almost curious like puppy dogs, when they aren't hungry or stimulated to eat. Not bros by any metric, but still sweet.

>>4104754
We have that in common. They're quite a bit like chimps or bonobos as far as the violence and sex life (respectively) go.

Is it just me or do "proto-sapient" mammals seem to have a predilection for violence and promiscuity?

Come to think of it, our violence is just more advanced and destructive and the potential for destruction is the only thing that gives us pause. As for the promiscuity, we seem barely restrained by morality but at least we have the concept of consent.

That said, I enjoy choking, whipping, smacking, and otherwise abusing women during sex. It's always consensual and at her request, but still.