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Scientists possibly located the "Gay Gene"

Started by none123, July 25, 2010, 01:25:58 AM

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Tank

Quote from: "dloubet"I wonder what would happen if stem-cell research could pave the way for a gay cure.

Paradox!

Ugh. Even barely thinking like a religionist for only a moment makes me want to wash my brain.
See Eugenics thread viewtopic.php?p=82165#p82165 Who and how would the 'ideal' human be decided upon?
If religions were TV channels atheism is turning the TV off.
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karadan

Quote from: "Tank"
Quote from: "dloubet"I wonder what would happen if stem-cell research could pave the way for a gay cure.

Paradox!

Ugh. Even barely thinking like a religionist for only a moment makes me want to wash my brain.
See Eugenics thread viewtopic.php?p=82165#p82165 Who and how would the 'ideal' human be decided upon?

Random world-wide ballot. A figurehead is chosen and makes the decisions for a year before getting superseeded by the next random figurehead.
This way, each year, all babies born are pretty damn different from the previous year's versions.
That'd be fair :)
QuoteI find it mistifying that in this age of information, some people still deny the scientific history of our existence.

MilkyWay

Quote from: "karadan"
Quote from: "Tank"
Quote from: "dloubet"I wonder what would happen if stem-cell research could pave the way for a gay cure.

Paradox!

Ugh. Even barely thinking like a religionist for only a moment makes me want to wash my brain.
See Eugenics thread viewtopic.php?p=82165#p82165 Who and how would the 'ideal' human be decided upon?

Random world-wide ballot. A figurehead is chosen and makes the decisions for a year before getting superseeded by the next random figurehead.
This way, each year, all babies born are pretty damn different from the previous year's versions.
That'd be fair :)


Sounds barbaric, if a parent was deciding for the baby not to have a disease, that's one thing. But, homosexuality isn't a disease. I didn't want to know what sex my son was before the birth, I don't see his sexuality as being an issue one way or the other. If he's gay then he's gay, if he's hetro then he's hetro. Makes no difference to me. I wouldn't allow anyone to tamper with my baby unless it was a life or death situation.