QUOTE(ShadowBrood)
By the way, after reading your post, I asked a homosexual that I know if he chose to be gay, he said and I will quote, "What kind of dumbass question is that?"
I understand, but pay close attention to what I am about to say. Ask an atheist if he uses logic and he will say, "What kind of dumbass question is that?" also. Now the point I bring up is that, being a Christian, the atheist's logic is fallalicious, because well if it wasn't, then it would be sheer stupidity to believe in Christianity. But because the atheist says they use correct logic, they're right... err right?
Now before I get too ahead of myself, I wish to point out that neither gays nor atheists are purposely "lieing" (notice the quotes) because they're stupid; intellegence has nothing to do with this. We come to "logical" conclusions based upon events, our personality, and how our brain processes the events. Just because we come to "logical conclusions" doesn't make them right. Somehow I come to the conclusion that 15+16=26 naturally, yet upon double-checking I see my error. It's true I tell you!
What I know is that there is no substancial evidence for said "gay gene", and my current hypothesis of your um... "likes" is partially based upon your personality and your circumstances.
QUOTE(Nozomu @ Apr 6 2005, 10:28 AM)
So Kirby, you're saying that you know more about homosexuality than homosexuals themselves? Somehow I doubt your credibility when you make that claim.
Yes, I was quite vague on the point I was trying to bring up. Now Nozomu, if you "felt" that you were forced into something, you're not going to say that you had a choice. Emotion is a fickle things humans are unable to control very well. Emotion is GOOD at times, for it can reveal truth, but it can also
blind truth as well. One example is the stereotypical claim that Christians are Christians because they just cant accept the fact that after they die, *poof* thats it.
Secondly, you probably know of those lax Christians raised in Christian homes, do immoral things, but still consider themselves to be "christians". They do the church thing, so therefore they
must be Christians.

Oh how the mind works.
QUOTE(Theoretical Human)
Kirby. You realize the hypocrisy in your statement of saying that humans aren't capable of judging, THEN making a judgement?
No, I merely stated that humans are easily fooled. Of course, you may say that I am easily fooled as well. But of course, ALL humans are not fooled because if you say "all humans are fooled" you would have to deny all science because science then would have been made by fools. Since science is the basis of anti-foolishness, I grab data from science and use inferences to create my conclusions. Of course, since
I myself created these inferences they might have the logic of the fool, and therefore disprovable. If you can find my inferences in err, please tell me. And in any case, I'm a Kirby <(^.^)>.
Conclusion: a.k.a. Hypotheses
1. I have not yet seen any evidence for some "gay gene".
2. Our characteristics plus our events equals our outlook upon life, whether it be gloomy, free for all, same sex attraction, or any other conclusion that comes from some "logic".
3. Our characteristics may
affect our "chances" of becoming gay by our events, but still as I have stated earlier, I have only seen scientific conclusions of no known "gay gene".
4. I am 8-inch pink ball of fluff.. er... yeah....
