hat there’s no such thing as an obsolete species.
Not really. There are more than 100 species of opossums in Central and South America that do perfectly well in competition with placentals in a variety of insectivore, omnivore, and small carnivore niches. Millions of years ago there were marsupial carnivores in South America that coexisted with placentals for a very long time. Although they ultimately became extinct, so did many of the endemic placental mammals of South America.
Dead weight, obsoletes and primitives are there as a rule, not an exception. Too many idiots believe in perfectionism, even with the subject of race.
But what about the subject of hats?
Wear the bill in front. It’s there to keep the sun out of your eyes.