kurupetos wrote:Tsukoui, wait until I publish my next book... 'Negro brains: Their peculiarities and why they are malfunctioning.'
I would love there to be scientific explanations... however as every mathematician knows, logic cannot explain everything... above mathematical logic is dialectical logic... and above dialectical logic is mysticism and God, a contradiction in terms... at the risk of confounding two different issues... the following from
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1878344/posts which I really shouldn't be reading, makes it clear the limitations of science when it comes to these issues...
"Genes, environment, and self-agency determine human behavior says an expert on behavioral genetics, who also says that homosexual politics and not good science is behind the search for the "gay" gene.
Douglas A. Abbott, PhD, a professor of Child, Youth, and Family Studies at the University of Nebraska, calls the "hypothetical evidence" for genetic determinism of homosexuality" both "overstated" and "overrated."
"Except for the rare physical abnormalities (such as Huntington's Disease) at the present time, there is no evidence of a direct causative link between a single gene and complex psycho-social behavior such as sexual preference," says Abbott.
In his July article for the National Association for Research and Therapy of Homosexuality (NARTH), Abbott explains that much of the public perception is misguided about the relationship between genes and behavior. Media reporting aids this confusion with headlines such as "Gene X Found to Cause Behavior Y". Abbott, however, says this is a "simplistic" view of the science of behavioral genetics, which studies "how genes, operating within their complex environments, connect to human environments."
"Environment" in behavioral genetics means any non-genetic influence, including internal biological factors such as nutrients, bacteria, viruses, and medicines, and external forces on a person such as parenting, family life, peers, the media, geography, war, calamities, etc.
While genetics play a role in a person's predispositions, this is a far cry from predetermining that a person will engage in certain behaviors - such as homosexuality - a view corroborated by Dr. Francis S. Collins, the head of the Human Genome Project."
I'm not against homosexuality, some people even say it is a Greek invention... but that is probably a lie... are you siding with Clarkson now?