Why do we have hair on our heads but hardly any hair on

>>18922546
Because the mother's vagina has razor blades that shave our bodies as we pass through the vaginal walls.

>>18922562
cant be wrong with this one

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>>18922562
explain c-section births not turning out like sasquatch then.

>>18922655
Well shit you got me there

>>18922546
Define hardly any.
Evolution baby.

>>18922546
Speak for yourself, I have massive amounts of hair just about everywhere. Also, NOT PARANORMAL.

>>18922546
>Why do we have hair on our heads but hardly any hair on the rest of our bodies?

If OP really wanted to know he'd ask in /sci/, OP is just shitposting.

The real question should be why our hair grows indefinitely on our heads, but stops growing to a finite length everywhere else. like, why can't i grow 6 foot pubes?

It's more of evolutionary and social thing.

When it got cold, we wore furs and clothes to keep our bodies warm; but nothing really on our head/face. Especially when we didn't trim it/wore it long (and men kept beards).

Aside from keeping us warm (we loose most of our body heat through our head and extremities), it also protects our skin from UV rays from the sun.

Lastly, it's a social thing. Different hairstyles denote different lifestyles. We've kept our head hair moreso than other hairs on our body because of individuality.

>>18925538
Friction, anon, our bodies rub up against our pants and fray the hair to a breaking point which is why you find pubes everywhere. Seriously this is like fifth grade science.