05-22-2010, 10:44 AM
Yes it would, the overall higher heat would lessen the mind's overall ability to function. If they have a fever, they will lose far more brain cells than us. Scales would do about the same thing...
Also, fur would help prevent disease, which may sound like a good thing, but because humans are so adaptable in their youth (0-24), humans can adapt to a disease before they become more rigid and mature. This means much less disease in your adult years...
Also, we were able to make clothing rather quickly, meaning there would be no reason for us to have fur, since we're able to make our own and take it off whenever we need to. Clothing also doesn't prevent that much disease...
Next, fur would be worst in any extreme climate. In very hot areas, you may as well shoot yourself on the spot.
In snowy areas, fur would weigh you down when the snow melts and while it's snowing. (the fur will catch the snow)
Finally, it would make moderate climates less tolerable due to the fur raising the heat, so it'd be far more difficult to find an environment we could use.
The point of humanity is to be versatile. Fur takes that away.
My point is, evolution had a point to the aesthetics, and Guilmon,
I dare you to find for me one weakness in the human body's aesthetics.
Also, fur would help prevent disease, which may sound like a good thing, but because humans are so adaptable in their youth (0-24), humans can adapt to a disease before they become more rigid and mature. This means much less disease in your adult years...
Also, we were able to make clothing rather quickly, meaning there would be no reason for us to have fur, since we're able to make our own and take it off whenever we need to. Clothing also doesn't prevent that much disease...
Next, fur would be worst in any extreme climate. In very hot areas, you may as well shoot yourself on the spot.
In snowy areas, fur would weigh you down when the snow melts and while it's snowing. (the fur will catch the snow)
Finally, it would make moderate climates less tolerable due to the fur raising the heat, so it'd be far more difficult to find an environment we could use.
The point of humanity is to be versatile. Fur takes that away.
My point is, evolution had a point to the aesthetics, and Guilmon,
I dare you to find for me one weakness in the human body's aesthetics.