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@hasher2288, however your body does intentionally make that pruning, it’s not an accident. People with certain nerve damage don’t get pruned fingers/toes.
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@hasher2288, I tested it myself just now. It does add a lot of grip
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@hasher2288, more than likely it's a vestigial reflex. Similar to how we get goosebumps even though we don't have enough hair on our arms for it to matter
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@hasher2288, the body does that in order to channel the water out of the way so you can grip stuff better, same concept as the treads on your tires.
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@Kol101, why would we be under water long enough to evolve that trait? Tipatharrows explanation makes more sense.
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@R2 LSD2, well there is also no reason not for us to evolve that trait as well. Take ass hair for example, what evolutionary advantage do we get for having it?
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ITS CAUSE OF OSMOSIS
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@Scruffy da janitor, that's how we learned the ability
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@Scruffy da janitor, ...Jones?
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Oooooorrrrrr it's because you've lost the natural oils in the skin from being submitted too long.
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Something something isn't God amazing.
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@AgentK006, nice, lol
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Crazy how nature do dat
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After fifty shades, girls fingers be looking like...
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This is on Wikipedias list of common misconceptions
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"List of Myths Evolutionists believe"
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Did you know if your fingers don't do this they have nerve damage?
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It's when your fingers have been up in her wet box too long.
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We got rained on during a field training exercise, and my crappy Army issued leather gloves got water logged. My hands looked worse than this for days. But at least I had outstanding underwater grip.
Actually not true. It has zero grip under water. Been tested.