"‘Contagious’ peeing may have deep evolutionary roots, chimp study suggests (Live Science, 20 Jan 2025). Observation: some chimpanzees urinate when they see kin doing so. Conclusion: “Contagious peeing may have deep evolutionary roots:”
Oh please, Olivia Ferrari;
Q: have you no shame?
Not shame over urination, which is a fact of creation, but shame over dragging Darwin into it. According to Olivia, the Bearded Buddha urges us to pee in groups, because there is no difference between me, thee, and the chimpanzee..jpg)
"Because groups of people often go to the bathroom together too, and chimpanzees are our’ closest living relatives, this social behavior could be traced back to our common ancestor, researchers said.
In humans, we know that our decision to urinate is influenced by social contexts that lead us to urinate simultaneously with others, and that this simultaneous urination could also promote further social bonding,” study co-author Shinya Yamamoto, a wildlife researcher at Kyoto University, told Live Science in an email.
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In humans, we know that our decision to urinate is influenced by social contexts that lead us to urinate simultaneously with others, and that this simultaneous urination could also promote further social bonding,” study co-author Shinya Yamamoto, a wildlife researcher at Kyoto University, told Live Science in an email.
“Our study with chimpanzees clearly shows that they share some similarities in this phenomenon, suggesting the deep evolutionary origin of contagious urination."
In chimpanzees, peeing is contagious (Cell Press via Science Daily, 20 Jan 2024). This writer tops Lie Science by mentioning evolution three times. For example, “Our research suggests that this phenomenon may have deep evolutionary roots. We found that chimpanzees, our closest relatives, tend to urinate in response to the urination of nearby individuals.” You can’t help yourself. Darwin makes you do it.
All together now: chimps engage in contagious peeing (Nature, 21 Jan 2025). You might think that serious science journals would distance themselves from such nonsense. Thou didst think wrongly. Even Nature fell into this silly notion.
In chimpanzees, peeing is contagious (Cell Press via Science Daily, 20 Jan 2024). This writer tops Lie Science by mentioning evolution three times. For example, “Our research suggests that this phenomenon may have deep evolutionary roots. We found that chimpanzees, our closest relatives, tend to urinate in response to the urination of nearby individuals.” You can’t help yourself. Darwin makes you do it.
All together now: chimps engage in contagious peeing (Nature, 21 Jan 2025). You might think that serious science journals would distance themselves from such nonsense. Thou didst think wrongly. Even Nature fell into this silly notion.
Q: Where, O where, is a lonely reporter with some courage and integrity to call out silliness when Darwinists engage in it like this?
Socially contagious urination in chimpanzees (Current Biology, 21 Jan 2025). Here is the “research” by four Japanese Darwinists who had nothing better to do than sit around sipping Darwine, which has the property of requiring frequent urination. When one got up to go to the bathroom during the just-so story brainstorming session, the others thought of the pressure on their own bladders, and a light bulb went on— and quickly blew out."
Socially contagious urination in chimpanzees (Current Biology, 21 Jan 2025). Here is the “research” by four Japanese Darwinists who had nothing better to do than sit around sipping Darwine, which has the property of requiring frequent urination. When one got up to go to the bathroom during the just-so story brainstorming session, the others thought of the pressure on their own bladders, and a light bulb went on— and quickly blew out."
CEH
