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FairandBalanced recognizes (I have been teaching him today to be careful of what and how he says things: I am proud of him) that homosexuality is a genetic fact of the human world and society.
You want it to be a genetic fact that you were born a faggot, but here's the thing, Jakey Poo..the science just isn't there ,they can't find it. You can sit here all day long babbling about the gay gene or genes or epigentic causes and you're born that way, but reality is, there's no facts behind that claim.
Eight major identical twin studies prove that faggotry is not genetic. There have been eight major studies of identical twins that have proven that it's not genetic. Why? Because identical twins have the same genes and not only do they have the same genes, they were actually formed in the same womb. They had the same environment within the womb.
It's only at birth that they're separated and have different experiences and different events happen in their lives but everything in the womb is the same. Their genes are identical. Like I said, eight major studies of identical twins in Australia, the US and Scandinavia during the last two decades all arrive at the same conclusion: Faggots were not born that way. At best genetics might be a very minor factor says Dr. Neil Whitehead PhD.
Whitehead worked for the New Zealand government as a scientific researcher. He's a PhD, who has worked for the New Zealand government for 24 years and spent four years working for the United Nations and International Atomic Energy Agency. Most recently he serves as a consultant to Japanese universities about the effects of radiation exposure.
His PhD is in biochemistry and statistics. By the way, this is a statistical analysis. Are you listening? If you're studying identical twins and the prevalence of homosexuality in twins, then that would be a statistical discipline. He has a PhD in statistics and in bio chemistry which is also relevant.
Identical twins have the same genes or DNA, they are nurtured in equal prenatal conditions. If faggotry is caused by genetics or prenatal conditions and one twin is a fag, the other twin should also be a homo because they have identical DNA, It ought to be 100%, as Dr. Whitehead notes.
Well the studies reveals something else. If an identical twin has same gender attraction, the chances that the co-twin has it are only about 11% for men and 14% for women. Are you getting this? 89% or 86% of them are straight even when their twin is a homo.
So how can you be born that way,Jakey Poo? How is it genetic? Whitehead says, because identical twins are always genetically identical, homosexuality cannot be genetically dictated. No one is born a homo he notes, the predominant things that create homosexuality in one identical twin and not in the other have to be post-birth factors.
Dr. Whitehead believes that same sex attraction is caused by non shared factors. Things happening to one twin but not the other or a personal response to an event by one of the twins and not the other. For example, he says, one twin might have exposure to pornography or sexual abuse but not the other. One twin may interpret and respond to their family or classroom environment differently than the other.
The first very reliable large study of identical twins was conducted in Australia in 1991 followed by a large US study about 1997. Then Australia and the US conducted more twin studies in 2000 followed by several studies in Scandinavia according to Dr Whitehead. Twin registers are the foundation of modern twin studies. There are now very large twin registries in many countries. A gigantic European twin register with a projected 600,000 members is being organized but one of the largest in use is in Australia with more than 25,000 twins on the books.
A significant twin study among adolescents shows an even weaker genetic correlation. In 2002, Behrman and Brickner studied tens of thousands of adolescent students in the US, the faggotry rate between identical twins was only 7.7% for males and 5.3% for females, lower than the 11% and 14% in the Australian study Bailey and his colleagues conducted. I thought it's all genetic? I thought it's all determined in the womb? If you're born that way that means it happened where? In the womb or at conception. Yet the science isn't there. No matter how badly you want it to be there, twinky boy.