Brutal blackpill from the Wikipedia article on "Recent human evolution"

[ShiiOfTheSPLC]

Recent human evolution - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

In the middle of the eighteenth century, the average height of Dutch soldiers was 165 cm, well below European and American averages. However, 150 years later, the Dutch gained an average of 20 cm while the Americans only 6 cm. This is due to the fact that tall Dutchmen on average had more children than those who were short, as Dutchwomen found them more attractive, and that while tall Dutchwomen on average had fewer children than those of medium heights, they did have more children than those who were short. Things like good nutrition and good healthcare did not play as important a role as biological evolution.[105]

 

[EngelCallDell19]

this is a brutal heightpill

 

[Linguinicel]

KILL ALL SEXHAVERS (IN VIDEO GAME)

 

[Ron.Belgrade]

KILL ALL SEXHAVERS

 

[WizardofSoda]

Our blackpill academic work is seeping into the mainstream.

 

[Friezacel]

Another proof that muh nutrition is mostly cope when it comes to height

 

[solblue]

This was like a shitty game of telephone, and emblematic of why I don’t trust Wikipedia. Wikipedia claims the article says something it doesn’t and the article does the same to the study it references. Ultimately, the study says their findings do “not present direct evidence for natural selection”. They have more evidence for it being environmental.