If you ask it now, the answer is "because our environment selected for it."
Neither answer provides a useful explanation.
If you ask it now, the answer is "because our environment selected for it."
Neither answer provides a useful explanation.
Most people grossly underestimate the forces of genetic drift and personal preference on phenotypical evolution. The null hypothesis for any gender-linked trait having evolved should probably be "it made them more attractive to a fertile population of the opposite sex."
But then that gets shattered because, well, because we just bash with drones and chemicals.
So I, at least, find myself back at square one... : The planet is dying and you have the capacity to launch 25,000 people in one direction with one hail mary. What do you do?
Yeah, we definitely need to get our evolves on. The odds still seem pretty stacked against.