Wisdom Teeth and Evolution

http://www.livescience.com/animals/top10_vestigial_organs-1.html

The number 5 is "Wisdom Teeth"

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Wisdom Teeth in Humans

With all of the pain, time, and money that are put into dealing with wisdom teeth, humans have become just a little more than tired of these remnants from their large jawed ancestors. But regardless of how much they are despised, the wisdom teeth remain, and force their way into mouths regardless of the pain inflicted. There are two possible reasons why the wisdom teeth have become vestigial. The first is that the human jaw has become smaller than its ancestors' and the wisdom teeth are trying to grow into a jaw that is much too small. The second reason may have to do with dental hygiene. A few thousand years ago, it might be common for an 18 year old man to have lost several, probably most, of his teeth, and the incoming wisdom teeth would prove useful. Now that humans brush their teeth twice a day, it's possible to keep one's teeth for a lifetime. The drawback is that the wisdom teeth still want to come in, and when they do, they usually need to be extracted to prevent any serious pain.
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People exist that were born without wisdom teeth. I only know two people with this condition though, a friend of mine from highschool, and me.

Go Evolution, GO!

VB vs C#

The bottom line in my opinion is this:

When you learn the syntax of C, you are learning the syntax of C, C++, C#, Java, and JavaScript.

When you learn the syntax of VB, you learn the syntax of VB.

Things I hate

1. People who use the word jaded... especially in a description of themselves.
2. Hypocrites... I love pointing out the hypocrisy though.
3. Liars... Even the smallest lies are unnecessary.