And random women started hollering at him. I always imagined that a depressed bald man wrote it lol
I looked him up (Jon Vitti), he seems to have most of his hair, although I found a pic where he seems to have joined the just shave it bro route.
The first thing that came to mind when I read this thread haha
It is curious though, that no one can explain why men are going bald so much earlier and aggressively even though we have medication to treat it. And by sheer coincidence, of course, that in the last 15 years young men have had access to high speed unlimited private porno machines.
Is it even a widely accepted assertion that since the mid naughties men have been going bald earlier? Personally very much doubt it.
Where is the evidence I always ask, and they will always say it is anecdotal. Unfortunately we dont have a real baseline to see how early did humans start to go bald throughout the whole history.
Is it really proven that premature baldness is now more common than ever these days? There are historical figures whom have balded prematurely as well, like Vladimir Lenin, Otto von Bismarck, and Charles Darwin. There's also old actors like Sean Connery (RIP) whom reportedly started balding at 21, and Patrick Stewart whom went slick bald at 19 within only a year(!). I'm looking at historical photos and videos and there's tons of bald and balding guys there. I've also read of people back in the early 1900s freaking out and claiming that baldness is becoming more common.
julius cesar was bald too. at a quite young age too. he was very self conciousness about it
Yeah, back in ancient Rome male pattern baldness was considered a literal deformity or disfigurement, so it can't have been too great for the emperor to be balding lol.
Should be viewed like that today as well! A shame lol
Several Roman emperors were bald as was Napoleon, Eisenhower. The difference is that we are in a post-industrial society where the benefits of being "manlier" are pretty much zilch. Working in the mills and mines and on the docks and as a soldier, etc. were not "prettified" occupations. Between a husband who was bald but of large breadth and stature and a small man with hair, we can guess whom most farm wives would choose.
I would consider balding, genetic hairloss, as a genetic defect of the x-chromosome, the overexpressed AR and other things etc...
We can't tell whether or not Adam was bald or even whether he became bald after consuming the forbidden fruit. The other thing as per George Costanza is that hats used to be semi-formal attire when outdoors which meant that bald men were often not apparent under a hat or a wig and very few bald folks like to have a portrait made or picture taken that references baldness. Thus we might see mostly men with hair pictorially.
