"We’re still, as a species, mere dogs running after a bone" ...
from Quora Jean-Marie Valheur · Following knows a thing or two 1y Just came across a lovely painting from the year 1910. Entitled “Bicycle Race”, it was made by the French artist Albert Joseph Pénot. A voluptuous, scantily-clad lady with a shapely and plump derrière is chased by a group of men … The same things that would get a man going in the year 1910 are still every bit as effective to draw attention in the year 2024. We’re still, as a species, mere dogs running after a bone. The same deepseated biological drives control us, guide our minds, our eyes, and direct our life choices. Some of us think we’ve “evolved”, but just how foolish and naive is that? There’s even a term called “Rubenesque beauty” to describe the type of voluptuous ladies Belgian painter Peter Paul Rubens used to paint — he was notoriously into “fat bottom girls”, and this man lived in the late 1500s, early 1600… he would have dropped dead of a heart attack had he lived in today’s era and ...
