    Genetically modified prairie voles may illuminate the human
condition  See article  Readers' comments    I'm way less
tolerant of the BS insult at the end of this article. F-you
whoever wrote it, and I hope the editor of the piece gets
slammed for letting it appear in print. It's not a matter of PC
— it's a huge insult to millions of men, including many single
dads who found their mates more apt to seek fresher wood
shavings then stay and face the ups and downs of monogamy. I
thought this magazine had journalistic standards?  D. Sherman
In response to adidan clarke, who is to say that less cheating
on spouses would be an improvement? I might just as easily argue
that because humans are both biologically successful and only
occasionally monogamous, promiscuity might account for some of
our species' success. In simple genetic terms, it makes perfect
sense for a woman to marry a man who is likely to be a good
long-term provider, but get her children fathered by men who are
genetically superior in ways that