Is straight hair inherently dysgenic? If you think about it, most of the great leaders, warriors and philosophers throughout history have had curly or at least wavy hair. It's only very recently that northern Europeans became the most prominent figures in the world. And it seems very likely that this will change again soon.Was the straight hair dominance maybe just a short episode in world history, sandwiched between much longer periods of curly supremacy? Is there something inherently more noble about curly hair?
More supporting evidence.
Only major exception I can think of. There simply are no other leaders of the same stature among straightoids.
>>24993608>>24993630>>24993659They probably didn’t wash their hair on a daily basis back then so hair would end up looking more curly due to the oil buildup. Also imagine the dandruff.
The oil buildup would weight on the hair, making the curls less defined (straighter).
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>>25000473When my hair goes unwashed for a day or two my hair gets more wavy, same with my mom and sis.
>>24993608>>24993630they just had curly/wavy hair because they were romans and greeks>>24993659he didn't have curly hair because he was french>>25002934smellonade
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if I ever touched curly hair I would puke my guts outliterally, not being hyperbolic here
