NYT

In a groundbreaking new study scientists are astounded to discover something that MGTOW has been postulating for almost a decade.

Female sexual selection influences evolutionary changes in species.

While human female hypergamy undoubtedly contributed heavily to the ascendancy of humans as the dominant apex predator on our planet, we are left to speculate where this female instinct goes from here. If females continue to make mating choices the way they do today, it's not hard to imagine mankind devolving into a dude-bro culture of polo-clad douche bags.

Newsflash Dr. Campagna, we got your back bro.

The study, Dr. Campagna said, is a reminder that one species can split into multiple species with very little underlying genetic change. It’s also interesting because the color patterns of the male do not seem to give one species any survival advantage over another. They do identify different species, but the patterns themselves seem to be dictated by female mating choices.