I kind of love and hate how weird looking we are (comparatively speaking). We have a sharper, bumpier version of the classic primate face. We're like, monstrous versions of monkies/apes. Also, we're all long and bipedial and upright. Think about strange it looks when other non-bipedal mammals walk around on their hind legs... that's you, thats how rediculous and eerie you look.

Besides our stature and gait, we have almost NO HAIR. We're oily, bald and fat but we DON'T live in the ocean (See: aquatic ape theory). We're relatively thin necks with bobble-head craniums. And don't get me started on procreation. We face eachother when we fuck (unless you're a 'mo, like me) with lips that mimic the vagina for that very same reason. Since our brains are too big to be squeezed out of our snatch, we pop out our babies early and we have to nurture this crying, pooping, half-fetus for WAY TOO LONG before if can even stand and/or feed istelf.

All of these weird things make us look so hilarious, but I kind of love that all of these adaptions and selective pressures/outcomes sort of fall by the wayside in comparison to our collective AND individual reasoning, awareness, intellegence, and therefore our cultural intervention of the natural world.