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Breastseven the word raises eyebrows and grapples with attention spans, but is the infinite power of the human female breast really appreciated beyond its pure physical elements? In a seriousness and direct candor I feel the breast; not meat-eating, bipedalism, pack-hunting, or the rudimentary beginnings of language, is the focal point of all human social and cultural development. It's a bold claim, of that I'm most decidedly aware, but "they've" spurred so many of histories benchmarks: Anglicanism, the siege of Troy, the rise of Genghis Khan as a warlord, the Taj Mahal, the advances in quantum theory to harness the power of the atom, the RenaissanceI could go on listing the great, wondrous, and sometimes terrible effects of the feminine charms. Sure you can list an itinerary of other indirect causes that satisfy the essential decency of Juedo-Christian culture and keep textbook "clean", but without a definite female element I'm certain that the inspiration for many of the achievements of our past simply would not have been there. It's common sense that men have/are/and will continue to do ludicrous, ridiculous, embarrassing, insightful, and sometimes Earth-changing actions in pursuit of these hypnotizing aspects of anatomy. Now I do not in any way mean to objectify, demean, marginalize or cast any negative light on how women have made and contributed to the civilization as we know it now, I simply want to "give credit where credit is due" to what I believe is a major force to the advancement of our species. And besides, everyone reading this knows exactly their initial reason for becoming an active member of this particular site.