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There are some severe doubts with this theory.
1. The sperm still in the vagina are actually the losers in the race to the ovum. There is nothing the penis can do about the sperm in the uterus or the Fallopian tubes, the ones it should really be worrying about.
2. The experiments these guys did used bought dildoes and fake vaginas. The dildos were all "circumcised" unlike the ones that evolved. (The theory takes no account of the role, or the roll, of the foreskin.) The vaginas were (as someone pointed out on another forum) designed with interiors that could pull off the mould without breaking, not to accurately reproduce a real vagina (and also to optimally stimulate a penis, which may not be the only priority in life). The dildoes and vaginas were both dead, lacking the muscular/hydraulic aspects of real ones.
@petite: the vagina would evolve to adapt to the penis (and vice versa). The limiting factor might be something like - being too wide open made it susceptible to disease vectors from outside, being too wide open meant it wouldn't contain sperm when the penis was less than maximum sized... something like that.
1. The sperm still in the vagina are actually the losers in the race to the ovum. There is nothing the penis can do about the sperm in the uterus or the Fallopian tubes, the ones it should really be worrying about.
2. The experiments these guys did used bought dildoes and fake vaginas. The dildos were all "circumcised" unlike the ones that evolved. (The theory takes no account of the role, or the roll, of the foreskin.) The vaginas were (as someone pointed out on another forum) designed with interiors that could pull off the mould without breaking, not to accurately reproduce a real vagina (and also to optimally stimulate a penis, which may not be the only priority in life). The dildoes and vaginas were both dead, lacking the muscular/hydraulic aspects of real ones.
@petite: the vagina would evolve to adapt to the penis (and vice versa). The limiting factor might be something like - being too wide open made it susceptible to disease vectors from outside, being too wide open meant it wouldn't contain sperm when the penis was less than maximum sized... something like that.