The thread where you must post every time you visit

I've always found hair strange. At what particular point in human evolution would it have been advantageous not to be covered in hair, as our ancestors presumably were? If some people were born hairless by mutation, like Sphynx cats, you'd expect them to be at a disadvantage; the cats wouldn't exist as a breed without humans deliberately seeking out other mutants for them to have litters with. Or was there a gradual progression to less and less hair, driven by personal preference for those less hirsute? 

And the odd places where hair remains. Yes, they're controlled by hormones, but testosterone is odd, causing facial hair to grow and head hair to succumb to male pattern baldness. The body should really make up its mind as to whether it wants hair around the top or not. 

Oh yes we have them. Their catchphrase is "I haven't contracted" (not sure it's normal English, but I mean it in more or less in the sense of "I haven't signed a contract/agreed to that"). A few of them have filmed themselves interacting with the police for instance, refusing to comply with what they were told because they never contracted with the "l'entreprise France" (the company of France) and as such weren't subject to French law.

I saw a long news report on them. Apparently it's a semi-organized movement with its headquarters located in Scotland IIRC. They even issue ID cards of sorts.

Losing a leg (or being born with one missing) doesn't sound as dire depending on whether you're a spider, a human or a millipede.

Another one of those tests: www.positiveintelligence.com/saboteurs/

I probably shouldn't post this, but then I can always say it's just a passing mood. 

Victim
10
Hyper-Rational
10
Avoider
9.4
Hyper-Vigilant
8.8
Controller
8.8
Restless
7.5
Hyper-Achiever
7.5
Stickler
6.9
Pleaser
1.3

Stickler 10
Hyper-Rational 8.8
Restless 8.1
Hyper-Vigilant 8.1
Avoider 8.1
Victim 6.3
Hyper-Achiever 5
Controller 4.4
Pleaser 3.1

It's annoying that the American elections are held today. I would have liked to follow them in real time.

It's increasingly getting to look like a coin toss, but I'll go with Harris. She's bad, but he's worse, and maybe the American people has noticed to it. Then again, they're Americans, so who knows.