Re: Homosexuality: Genetics and random factors
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Originally Posted by foundit66
1) YouTube - Homosexuality in Animals
2) Italian geneticists may have explained how genes apparently linked to male homosexuality survive, despite gay men seldom having children. Their findings also undermine the theory of a single “gay gene”.
The researchers discovered that women tend to have more children when they inherit the same - as yet unidentified - genetic factors linked to homosexuality in men. This fertility boost more than compensates for the lack of offspring fathered by gay men, and keeps the “gay” genetic factors in circulation.
Survival of genetic homosexual traits explained - 13 October 2004 - New Scientist
5 selected items - PubMed Results
Gays are beneficial to society, improving its survivability aspects.
When the society over-procreates, gays can help raise some of the offspring without adding additional over-burdening of society by having their own kids.
If society were under-procreated, gays could help by having kids themselves. Just because we're not attracted doesn't mean our reproductive parts don't function. |
All HIGHLY theoretical and goal based research (instead of proposing a theory and then testing it to seeif it's correct, propose a theory and then prove that it's right) Basic common sense says that homosexuals reproduce at a lower rate than heterosexuals. Ergo, homosexuals would be bred out of the gene pool over time. It's not rocket science, just very simple math.
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