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| quote: | Originally posted by Nrg2Nfinit
Now your going to throw your argument out of the window. |
No dildo, I said it is not PURELY genetics. Meaning I am not disregarding nurture.
| quote: | | So your telling me its a preference you have and that typically all gays are bisexual. I can do it with a fat chick but i chose not to. Thats just my personal preference and sexual incline. |
And your personal preference is regulated, controlled, and expressed by your neurons which developed through a combination of genes and environment. What do you think personality is, some extra force that exists outside the mind? lol
| quote: | | I have alot of friends that prefer fat girls over skinny ones. IF there is no correlation between offspring and parents then there is no genetic factor, plain and simple. Also, it can't be carried on the Y chromosome because females can also be lesbians. If its a recessive trait it won't be amplified unless both parents have hte gene, If its dominant then one parent would definatley show it. |
Counter to your argument, IF there is no correlation between pro-homosexual environments and homosexuals, then there is no cultural factor. There are plenty of homosexuals routinely legally sentenced to death in the Middle East. I don't think being raised in the Middle East made them gay. This example would lead one to think that culture has absolutely nothing to do it being gay.
| quote: | | Purely genetic is out of the question. Im glad we agree on that. Partially genetic is hard to perceive since genetic mutations are usually heritable and there should be lineage linking the trait. |
Gene expression which is controlled by nurture. How about that? Also, what if the same genes can foster different kinds of development? Do you think every neuron in identical twins cell is the same....even before birth? I think not. What if a certain type of gene expression can make different kind of protein at the same time but one type of protein changes the human in one way but the other kind of protein does the opposite?
I have both blonde and brown facial hair. So I have genes telling my face to produce opposing colors of hair. Shouldn't I just have had one color? How did the other color come about? Maybe I absorbed too much of one chemical that turned on another gene.
What if there are two separate lines of genes that regulate attraction towards guys and attraction towards girls? In this case both twins, or anyone in general, has the ability to switch. But somehow that ability is controlled in the womb or through "nature" somehow.
I think I just made an argument validating all possible reasons for being gay are all intertwined. This is good...making me think.
| quote: | I agree it has to do with hormones
I agree it has to do with chemical imbalances and Neurotransmitter ratios. All these things have to do with learned behaviour and brain wiring and developement. |
So then if it is nurture, then I don't think it's anything conscious (see Middle East example above). So maybe it's at a chemical and cellular level....so wtf is that? That's not nurture, but if it's not genes, then what is it? Sounds like nature still to me.
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Oh by the way you totally just got PWNED in the arse by Josh Rising. lol
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Last edited by Jake Benson on Mar-06-2008 at 22:57
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