I am glad you pointed out that the high school boys being dressed in women's underwear and seductively attending to school staff is sex abuse. I am happy my sons aren't in school today, as I would probably not be limited to remarks here as a response were they being so educated today.

Regarding the uncanny valley, there are various human species that H. sapiens has lived alongside, the most famous are H. neanderthalensis, but also have included H. naledi, H. denisova, H. erectus, and H. floresiensis, and likely there are others we have yet to discover, or grasp were human but not H. sapiens, such as S. American remains of oddly shaped skulls that had different suture patterns than have ever been seen before.

We know little of the behaviour of many of these species, particularly regarding what their relationship with our species was. It is certain that some of them were cannibals, and unlikely they would have shied from eating us, if they would even eat their own. Given the robust and intelligent nature of H. neanderthalensis, which have been alleged to undertake cannibalism, being hunted by them would certainly induce evolutionary response if it happened often enough over the hundreds of thousands of years H. sapiens shared the world with them.

Just thought I'd add that to your archives to mull over.

Thanks!