SpanishManlett
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It's obious than nowdays relationships are a tall chad with a womlet (female versión of manlet) HMTB and if they have children the children normally ends up being shorter than the dad because of the womlet genes, lack of growth hormone because of goyslop and microplastics. So in a few generations this process will me made so many times that in the end the everage male height will be around 5,4-5,5 and after this only two things could happen, or humans go extinct because of female instincts or womlets start reproducing with manlets. This won't happen in decades, probably not even in this century, but I'm sure that it will happen.
Studies:
The latest CDC data (August 2021–August 2023) give these measured averages for U.S. adults aged 20+:
Average height in the U.S. has largely plateaued and has slightly declined in some groups and age ranges. After rising throughout much of the 20th century, recent CDC data show a small decrease in average adult height, especially among younger generations.
Studies:
- In U.S. men aged 20 and older, the average height rose from 175.6 cm in 1999–2000 to 176.4 cm in 2003–2004, then fell to 175.4 cm in 2015–2016.
- Among 16–19-year-olds, CDC data through 2017–2018 also show a change in trend: after around 2010, average height declined among boys and also decreased among girls.
The latest CDC data (August 2021–August 2023) give these measured averages for U.S. adults aged 20+:
- Men: 68.9 in = 175.0 cm
- Women: 63.5 in = 161.3 cm
Average height in the U.S. has largely plateaued and has slightly declined in some groups and age ranges. After rising throughout much of the 20th century, recent CDC data show a small decrease in average adult height, especially among younger generations.