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Can't be that useful if people cutting them out all the time, you probably don't even have tonsils now.Not likely, no. The appendix and our tonsils are still useful, they just aren't as useful as they were before. To have more limbs or bits that later become vestigial you need them to have been useful beforehand and then to lose their use. We'll likely keep what we have as it's all still useful, so long as we're human.
Lol. It's more profitable to prescribe antibiotics for life every time you get strep throat than to give a kid a tonsillectomy.Can't be that useful if people cutting them out all the time, you probably don't even have tonsils now.
They're usually getting them cut out because of some medical complication(like appendicitis for the appendix which if it bursts will lead to a more serious outcome and be life threatening). People lose their gallbladders or spleens too for similar reasons but can still live largely normal lives. You can lose a kidney too, despite how critical it is for you to live. I still have my tonsils as well.Can't be that useful if people cutting them out all the time, you probably don't even have tonsils now.
Getting your tonsils out as a matter of routine was still in vogue a couple decades ago, eventually they realized the risk of inflammation isn’t worth taking a part of the immune system out preemptivelyCan't be that useful if people cutting them out all the time, you probably don't even have tonsils now.
This makes me certain that areas of the frontal lobal responsible for critical thinking will become vestigial somewhere down the line.To have more limbs or bits that later become vestigial you need them to have been useful beforehand and then to lose their use. We'll likely keep what we have as it's all still useful, so long as we're human.