Prince Velvetear
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- Posted: Sat, 31 Oct 2009 04:06:26 +0000
The Great Heat Miser
Oh, fine. Hold my hand, and I'll take you there.
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Genetic superiority has nothing to do with being better.
This makes no sense. If your genetics are superior, then it is, by definition, better in comparison to another person's genetics. If it's better by definition, then it, by definition, has something to do with being better. A dur.
As for the chromosome crap, how the hell did you even come to that conclusion? I can't even fathom it. First of all, you're either suggesting that men have twenty-four pairs of chromosomes, or that they have twenty-four total, and either way, that's ******** horse s**t. If they did, they wouldn't even be human. Humans have twenty-three pairs of chromosomes, a total of forty-six.
And what's worse, considering that no one chromosome is like another, or even identical to whichever chromosome it ends up being paired with, all of the chromosomes involved are unique.
You're full of s**t. Everyone knows it but you. Go away now.

Thank you for taking the time to write this. Superior has more than one definition. Superior can mean better. Superior can also mean higher or above, for example your head is superior to your thorax. Superior also means having a larger quantity. I am just stating that men have a larger quantity of genes, in genetics this is called genetic superiority.
Now I can see that you know a little about genetics which will make this easier to explain. You are correct that there are are a total of 46 chromosomes in most human cells ( some cells with less than 46 are gametic cells with 23 and Erythrocytes which on maturity have zero chromosomes) There are a total of 22 unique autosome chromosomes. And there are two sex cells, a y and a x. Women have two X chromosomes and there for 23 unique chromosomes. Men on the other hand have both an x and a y making that a total of 24 unique chromosomes.
I am not saying that men have a haploid number of 23 I am saying that they have 24 unique chromosomes.
As for the term unique again that is all definition, we say that the 22 autosomes are unique because they have different set of alleles on them. They are homologous the other chromosomes that share the same set of the alleles. For example we have two chromosome #3s and two chromosome #4s. The #3 and #4 are unique from each other because they do not have the same alleles. But #3 is homologous to #3 and #4 is homologous to #4. All 22 autosomes have a homologous pair.
I hope this helps you understand.