<< Me: Um, different groups of humans have different patterns. I have a lot
more hair than, say, David Cheng, but does this have to mean that I have a
stronger sex-drive than he does? >>
No, while hair pattern is affected by sex hormones (that's why women don't have beards, go bald etc.) there isn't a direct hairiness = virility link!
<<It seems to me that the Chinese keep their numbers up fairly
effectively.>>
As you rightly say, race has a lot to do with it too. As somebody else pointed out, Praxians, although technically Wareran (=Caucasian) according to the Genertela book, probably look somewhat Amerindian, and therefore are less hirsuite than, say, Sartarites. I'd include herd-men in this.
<< I thot Herd-Men have different fertility cycles from humans>>
That's news to me, although I suppose it's possible.
<<None of our dogs and cats turned grey,>>
Really? All our dogs did. And our donkeys. OK, not to the extent that humans do, but the pigmentation was definately lost as they aged.
Forward the glorious Red Army!
Trotsky
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