Originally posted by Thequ1ck
That's rich Seitse.
Want to stay on topic though?

I consider you as the departing point of the topic, because your opinions, or at least the opinions posted here, depart from a personal standpoint which is built on top of ideas and feelings developed throughout the person's life.

Let me hear your pain, son.

Originally posted by Seitse
I consider you as the departing point of the topic, because your opinions, or at least the opinions posted here, depart from a personal standpoint which is built on top of ideas and feelings developed throughout the person's life.

Let me hear your pain, son.

Departing from scientific method so early Seitse?
I don't think you're meant to start with the conclusion.

It's OK that you believe me to be a liar. Palynka has
already talked me through this sort of motivation.

What did he call it? Oh yes, cognitive dissonance.

Originally posted by Thequ1ck
He was asian actually Thai or possibly Malaysian actually doctor.

Out of curiosity, have you even been to Africa? I spent the first 3 years of my life there.

Couldn't have been Korean then? Even half Korean? When was the last time you were in Toronto?

Originally posted by epiphinehas
I'd like to discuss what evidence there is in support of homosexuality as a biologically and/or environmentally (prenatal) determined anomaly.

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I know of two recent articles of import.

(1) http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/2008/jun/16/neuroscience.psychology

(2) http://www.findingdulcinea.com/news/science/2008/December/Males-of-All-S ...[text shortened]... hape of the brain and the other with the effect pollution may have on the masculinity of males.

I believe most evidence points to homosexuality being a genetic trait, or at least a genetic predisposition.

Originally posted by Hand of Hecate
Couldn't have been Korean then? Even half Korean? When was the last time you were in Toronto?

'Haven't been to Toronto for a few years now.