Northernlion asks a question about incest.

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  @ex3us916 · 1 year ago

  Finally, Southernlion

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  @bennyharvey8436 · 2 years ago

  I stopped listening to the rant when he said "rhetoric" and a chatter instantly typed "Rhettoric and Link"

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  @Kolop315 · 2 years ago

  I'm imagining a guy playing tennis for real with a headset on arguing over the phone about step-sibling incest mid-game. His opponent giving his all and this guy is just yapping while running back and forth.

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  @SleepyAdam · 10 months ago

  "they pooped in the same toilet" literally what you do when you're married btw

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  @kahir8642 · 2 years ago (edited)

  Intellectually uncurious Twitch chat refuses to entertain an argument that takes them out of their comfort zone and challenges their sensibilities. Many such cases!

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  @christopherthomas484 · 2 years ago

  Me liking the video because it’s both funny and makes you think, but shaking my head while I do it as to not be made a social pariah

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  @Bossbabyfan2023 · 2 years ago

  Pulling up the abstract of the paper on step sibling incest is in my WatchMojo Top 5 "Librarian Pull that Up" Moments of All Time

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  @smithkid1997 · 1 year ago

  I love when I click on a video titled “NL asks a question about incest” and it opens with a game of tennis

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  @MrMendi100 · 1 year ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FuWamUhoALg&amp;t=301">5:01</a> &quot;the reason that I am insane is because society is insane&quot; says man who definitely isn&apos;t becoming the joker

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  @ratheruncreativename3252 · 2 years ago

  The idea of step-sibling incest is neat to think about from an evolutionary perspective. Like the paper says, many species have genetic relatedness mechanisms, and probably part of the reason people feel uncomfortable about incest is because we evolved to avoid it. Populations of people that instinctively avoided incest likely had less genetic defects, and meant it became an evolved trait.<br><br>Now, our brains extrapolated the &quot;we should avoid having kids with people we share a genetic parent with&quot; to &quot;we should avoid having relationships with family,&quot; because our instincts aren&apos;t so advanced that they can distinguish between step siblings and full siblings.<br><br>So, there&apos;s a sort of &quot;social incest&quot; where we associate someone as being family without them being related genetically, and being in a relationship violates that instinctive genetic defect from incest rule.<br><br>I kinda agree with NL on the idea that people aren&apos;t willing to have uncomfortable conversations, because if you try and make an argument like this, people would try and redirect the conversation because it makes them uncomfortable. Which, fair enough really. I wouldn&apos;t expect someone to open up The Library of Letourneau for funny NL banter and read this comment to have a logical discussion on how illogical incest avoidance abstracted to modern relationships is.

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  @nonpondo_ · 2 years ago

  Opening this video was crazy, I thought this shit was real life at first and bro was watching tennis on stream

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  @mnbgt101 · 2 years ago (edited)

  Lieberman et al. probably wondering why the altmetrics on &quot;The architecture of human kin detection&quot; are popping off this morning

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