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Line 1: − + − − While women have proven more durable in feats of physical endurance, men's leg strength is comparable to women and have typically two or three times more upper body strength. Men have slightly shorter average lifespans than women, which results in women overtaking men in population by middle age despite a 1.05:1 male to female ratio at birth in the United States. This rate varies among countries. − − ==Men in History== − Men, according to the fossil record, dominate the historical landscape. In contrast to women, whose role in facilitating the development of modern society is tenuously regarded as well-intentioned, men have sung the songs of nobility and valor, strength and prosperity, writ in the annals of the human cannon. The list of men who have made significant impacts on history as leaders of diverse fields would dwarf even the next largest list of male persons, and for obvious reasons, won't be found here. − +
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'''Men''' is the plural form of the noun, 'man' - the male of the human [[species]]. The sole biological role of men is the fertilization of women. In preparation for this role, the enlightened man increases the levels of testosterone in his body, inducing a cascade of effects. The most significant of these is the growth of the 'wisdom' teeth, followed closely by a more rectangular shape to the eye-sockets, broader expanse of the dorsal and ventral clavicles and ribcage, and the maturation of the gonads.
'''Men''' is the plural for the male of the human species.
== Biblical Origins ==
== Biblical Origins ==
According to [[biblical literalism]], Men were created by God on the 6th day of [[Creation]], as told in The Book of [[Genesis]].
According to [[biblical literalism]], Men were created by God on the 6th day of [[Creation]], as told in The Book of [[Genesis]].
== The Bible on Men ==
== The Bible on Men ==