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what will the ideal human body be like?
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this post was submitted on 26 Jul 2023
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i mean a realistic ideal body for living in earth, right now the bodies we have suffer from said conditions ex autoimmune diseases, cancer etc.
What part of the world, and who the owner is/what type of life he is meant to lead?
Scorching Canadian desert, stuck infront of a computer, and musy convince the boss they are being busy and productive while browsing memes.
Small frame, rather lean, good circulation system, powerful kidneys.
Add strong back musculature + thin, chiseled arms and hands.
It depends on the intelligence of the boss + exact type of the job, but "Big Brain", or rather complicated and efficient neural network is implied.
any part of the world, your average joe basically, normal life.
Would you agree that a liberal, gay, rocket physicist similar to Alan Turing, living in luxurious part of Cali, meant to soon embark on a one-way-ticket voyage to MARS considers exactly the same type of body as "perfect", as a conservative woman, blue collar worker, living in the poorest district of Calcutta, soon to be wed and hoping for massive amount of healthy children?
Alan Turing wasn't a rocket physicist
Then it's good I said "similar to" and not "just like".
Which is what I exactly meant.