I saw this while surfing the net and thought I would put this to you guys to see what your opinion is.




If you think about Darwinism and how it relates to modern day man today you too will realize that Asians are the most evolved forms of primates today.

In the past we needed lots of body hair to keep warm, this hair had to be curly to hold in heat so that we could keep warm.

Now that we have evolved, we no longer need hair on our bodies, as we continue to evolve, eventually we will be hairless because we know how to make artificial coverings and heated living quarters. If you think about it, Asians have the least amounts of body hair as well as the straightest hair. Asians will probably be the first to evolve into a hairless human species.

Just on the simple fact that Asians are the least hairiest humans on earth proves we are the most evolved.

Just my 2 cents.

Any other theories that support or deny my claims?

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I dont think they are more or less evolved than any other ethnicity or nationality. Science wise we all have a way to go.

As for asians being less hairy.. I dunno I know some nordic and dutch people who are pretty hairless and I know some hairy ass asian guys who have more hair on their legs (and other parts) than some people have on their heads.

Also if you take into account south east asians from myanmar and such they are also a pretty hairy lot LOL!

Why do these questions make me feel so silly?

silly girrrl. hehe

We all know the human species evolved from Africa. All other races are environmental and biological selections indigenous to their regions. If you look at china you can see that physicality from the short stalky chinese in southwestern Guangzhou province to the east and tall thin lanky Han chinese to the northwestern city of Hebei whose winter temperatures make northern Canada look like a cakewalk. All other variations are in between. So no, being less hairy does not mean you are biologically more advanced or have a preponderance to being more advanced than any other race.

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We Asians are well prepared for global warming. The ice age was yesterday's news so therefore we are more evolved than other races.

That is why Al Gore's, the champion in the war against global warming, daughter married a Chinese guy. They wanna get a jump start and a leg up on their evolutionary process for the Gore's future generations and be prepared when global warming is a reality.

you're such a ham

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LOL! You're funny ProAZN. I'm an Asian guy, but I really have hairy legs. There's even hair on my stomach and some hair on my chest. Unbelievable. I even have facial hair that grows more than an average Asian male.

It could be said that each aberration, Asian male that is hairy, proves the rule/theory. That is if I believed hair determined whether a race is more advanced than another.

When I read the title I was expecting the entry to be about how Asians are more advance because of technological reasons but...that was not the case. Oh well, bring on more inane theories, I am up for another laugh.

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Who knows it is true or not. There was an old believe in China that amount of body hair determines how close you are to the primate. It is true most Asians on average have less hair. However, there are some Asians that do have body hair and there are some whites with less hair. Bottom line is we are all able to mate with each other so there is no issue. Genetically speaking, humans are 99% similar in genes with maybe 1% determining skin color, hair color etc. Race is a social construct, not a genetic one.

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There is no such thing as more evolved race from scientific pov. You need to understand the reasons why human populations from different part of the world have variety of physical appearance. It's a lot to do with adapting to the environment that our ancestors have inhabited as well as natural selection.