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September 10, 2025Open Access

Sexual Selection Dimorphism: The Sex, Body, and Mind

Key Points

Sexual selection challenges standard views, demonstrating significant male sacrifice regardless of costs involved.
Analysis includes the relationship between the mind and body in sexual activity, highlighted by studies from Leonardo da Vinci.
Findings indicate that non-human animal homosexuality is prevalent, affecting the understanding of male dynamics in nature.
The discussion supports Darwin’s metaphysic, combining evolution with psychological self-discipline and religious elements.

Abstract

Sexual selection is an evolution of Charles Darwin’s natural selection theory, and the outcome is male sacrifice regardless of cost. We first examine the mechanics of sex to perform with a partner in sexual activity. We then examine how Leonardo da Vinci’s curious studies of the sexual act and human sexual organ reproduction painting are complicated between the mind and body. We further discuss male love and non-human animal homosexuality, revealing the understanding of a gay man’s loved nest, which highlights that Darwin’s natural selection is not all-powerful and is fairly common in animal kingdoms. Finally, we support Darwin’s metaphysic, which comes from a transmutation accompanied by psychological and religious self-discipline in the mind.

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