His invention of the Male Procreative Superiority Index ( MPSI ), which shed new light on African anthropogenetics, is the result of this personalised genetic epidemiology.
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The ancient Romans even ascribed aphrodisiac properties to arugula, ritually planting it at the base of statues of Priapus, the old Greek god of male procreative power.
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Because intercourse was only allowed for procreative reasons, various penitentials ( rule books ) also forbade intercourse between sterile or older partners, although never assigning a penalty.
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Since each individual is already a female capable of producing up to 300 offspring without a male, the last thing you want to do is enhance their procreative abilities.
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They show that the people practiced human sacrifice, had blood-drinking rituals, and that their religion incorporated non-procreative sexual practices ( such as fellatio ).
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She explained that " the loving aspect is missing; only the procreative aspect is present, " and so it is acceptable for the woman to prevent pregnancy.
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A trial court justice held that a man's " rights and control of the procreative process ends with ejaculation " and awarded the eggs to Maureen Kass.
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Lust is considered by Catholicism to be a disordered desire for sexual pleasure, where sexual pleasure is " sought for itself, isolated from its procreative and unitive purposes ".
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The pacified Eye deity is once more a procreative consort for the sun god, or, in some versions of the story, for the god who brings her back.
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Others, such as Aristotle, claimed that the Cretan lawgivers encouraged pederasty as a means of population control, by directing love and sexual desire into non-procreative channels:
