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And the parents will say, we wouldn't change a thing about our baby. We'll love him as he is, thank you.
And the parents will say, we wouldn't change a thing about our baby. We'll love him as he is, thank you.
Some might say that, others might decide that it's an unnecessary hardship given how many in society feel about homosexuality. Myself, I would have a hard time making that call. I don't think I would have any trouble loving my child regardless of sexual orientation, but I do realize that they would face challenges a straight person wouldn't have to face, so why make life harder on them.
Quite seriously, if when they are published they are prefaced with a lie, why would anyone bother to believe them?Yeah, that's why the title of the WND article is "Soy makes you gay".
Everyone knows WND is biased. That's not the question. And the title is obviously misleading. However, I was intrigued by the scientific data presented. Too often scientific studies are simply not allowed or go unpublished because of political correctness. I don't want to see PC Dogma stifle advancements in Science anymore than Religious beliefs.
Xsited, I actually did a little bit of reading on this today. IMHO the premise of the article in the OP is flawed. I didn't find any evidence to suggest that higher estrogen levels in males result in homosexual behavior. I did find some evidence that higher estrogen levels in males results in a fabulous head of hair.
Did my use of the word "fabulous" tip it off?
BTW, I wasn't kidding about reading on this subject. Apparently there is a relationship between estrogen/testosterone levels and hair loss. High testosterone levels are common among bald men. The inverse is true among guys with a full head of hair. There are many studies on this available on the web.
BTW, I wasn't kidding about reading on this subject. Apparently there is a relationship between estrogen/testosterone levels and hair loss. High testosterone levels are common among bald men. The inverse is true among guys with a full head of hair. There are many studies on this available on the web.
Estrogen the new cure for baldness. You get a great head of hair and you're gay.
Estrogen the new cure for baldness. You get a great head of hair and you're gay.
Almost. You get a great head of hair, and you may or may not be gay. I didn't find any convincing research to suggest a link between high estrogen levels in males and homosexuality. I did find some interesting research suggesting that homosexuality may be genetic, but I won't post the links until I'm sure it has been duplicated elsewhere. Give me a couple of days on that, please. I don't get paid to do USMB research, so it's not a high priority for me
Nope. Does that mean that WND is justified in a headline that isn't supported by its articles?Quite seriously, if when they are published they are prefaced with a lie, why would anyone bother to believe them?Everyone knows WND is biased. That's not the question. And the title is obviously misleading. However, I was intrigued by the scientific data presented. Too often scientific studies are simply not allowed or go unpublished because of political correctness. I don't want to see PC Dogma stifle advancements in Science anymore than Religious beliefs.
You're really saying that WND is the only media that has misleading headlines?
You said you wouldn't entertain such a 'juvenile conclusion'. So what is it? Do you always reject a study that has a 'juvenile conclusion' or are you a troll? The world is waiting.
Maybe not the world but possibly a few people that have been following the thread, but I'm sure even that number is dwindling as YWN makes his or herself less relevant with every post.
It appears YWN666 is trolling. Every board needs a troll or two. I like to troll on occasion. Here's to YWN66, a new USMB troll!
What's the scientific evidence?That's addressed in the various articles from the OP and in the references.
I realize there are several scientific articles referenced and most people don't have a knack for this kind of thing, but they really aren't that difficult to follow. There are several references in the various articles presented by the author. Check these out:
The trouble with soy, part 3
That's not at all what it says. Here's basically what it says:
Yeah, that's why the title of the WND article is "Soy makes you gay".
Everyone knows WND is biased. That's not the question.
And the title is obviously misleading. However, I was intrigued by the scientific data presented. Too often scientific studies are simply not allowed or go unpublished because of political correctness.
WND is not interested in credible science.
