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Posted Nov 6, '09 at 5:23pm
Zephera
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That experiment was very interesting. I've never really heard of such experiments taking place though, thanks for the links. I'm still curious to why so many people are uninformed about this. These kinda things would change the mindset of many people. It sure did for me.
I have one question though? What exactly are androgens, and how are they exposed to fetuses?
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Posted Nov 6, '09 at 10:42pm
Moabarmorgamer
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Guys, how did this conversation go from being about God to being about homosexual genetics?
*shakes head*
There's not any more good Christian debaters around anymore.
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Posted Nov 6, '09 at 10:48pm
TSL3_needed
3,626 posts
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There's not any more good Christian debaters around anymore.
Other than BigP there never were.
Why in Gods' name is this thread even still around?
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Posted Nov 6, '09 at 10:56pm
German3945
398 posts
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the reason that the "gay gene" hasn't been found is because it's extremely controversial and hard for a scientist to get funding for. doing something like that and not succeeding completely can make that scientist's career collapse.
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Posted Nov 6, '09 at 11:02pm
TSL3_needed
3,626 posts
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the reason that the "gay gene" hasn't been found is because it's extremely controversial and hard for a scientist to get funding for. doing something like that and not succeeding completely can make that scientist's career collapse.
Insubordination nearly ended General Patton's career, but did that stop him? No. Someone has to do it, or it will never be done. Fact of life.
Now if there is one or not, that's hard to determine. I think it has to do with both nurture and nature. There must be something that makes you not be attracted to the ones that will produce offspring, the very goal of all living things.
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Posted Nov 6, '09 at 11:04pm
thisisnotanalt
6,164 posts
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Other than BigP there never were.
No, there were/are others. Parsat, Calm, and Estel are all very good as well, and Kirby does a good job a lot of the time.
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Posted Nov 6, '09 at 11:05pm
TSL3_needed
3,626 posts
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No, there were/are others. Parsat, Calm, and Estel are all very good as well, and Kirby does a good job a lot of the time.
Oh ya. My brain is fried right now. I fail. Again. Dammit.
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Posted Nov 6, '09 at 11:07pm
German3945
398 posts
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Now if there is one or not, that's hard to determine. I think it has to do with both nurture and nature. There must be something that makes you not be attracted to the ones that will produce offspring, the very goal of all living things.
I personally have the belief (like a christians believes Jesus is the savior son of god) that there is a gay gene. there is some raising differences, because when a child is told that being gay is perfectly fine and sees their gay parents (whom the most time is spent with while the brain is developing) are in love, it enforces the thought in the child's mind that those feelings are the correct ones.
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Posted Nov 6, '09 at 11:18pm
MageGrayWolf
614 posts
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Why in Gods' name is this thread even still around?
I've wondered that myself. This whole thread started as kinda a troll thread.
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Posted Nov 6, '09 at 11:21pm
Zephera
152 posts
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I think it's still around because user's enjoy debating about religion. lol
the reason that the "gay gene" hasn't been found is because it's extremely controversial and hard for a scientist to get funding for. doing something like that and not succeeding completely can make that scientist's career collapse.
I'm sure one scientist would have already taken the risk.
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