and realised that the denial of anything other than scientific rational had small print underneath it.
How does that affect the contents of the actual research?
Could we then stipulate that since gays say homosexuality is OK then it must mean it is not OK just because homosexuals' inherent conflict of interest?
The articles has been quoted by many, CNN and CBC among others. Did you bother to check more than what met the eye? Great people were quoted by fools millions of times. Does it mean that the great became fools?
Strangely, you also did not check the Proceedings of National Academy of Sciences. The name of the periodical is mentioned in that quote. Why were you so selective in your google search? Of all the possibilities you failed to look for the actual article :)
I don't think you put yourself in a position to critique the integrity of others, without first improving yours.
I think you are a good debater but this does not make you right or wrong.
I appreciate that you are one of the few posters, who seems least influenced by others
thank you for the praise
but I think many are influenced by yours and minipulate the questions you pose as fact.
I can't be really responsible for whatever others say and how they use what I say. I strike no allegiances, other than the one with myself, reason, fact and logic, as much as I am capable.
I think the gist of the conflict between what I wrote, and what others disagreed with is actually a non-existent conflict of views. Almost all responses, negative to my posts, tried to swing (pun not intended) the topic onto the social plane. That plane is an area of pure bull$hit and everybody is wrong and everybody is right. Still, I wasn't even touching upon it, so in effect, as per an old Polish saying, we have been arguing whether the bus is red or whether it took a left turn left instead.
Some discussions are not well accepted exactly because of social conditions. We do not criticize the research or people with 6 toes, and we do not see that research as socially wrong. The same with legally recognized disabilities. There are people with Down syndrome and they are obviously abnormal. Medical research on Down is huge but few have an issue with that. Other valid examples could be multiplied till cows come home. Those would also include research of heterosexuality. And yet, we do not have a problem with those.
Why is it?
Why is it that homosexuals, having reached social legal, and in many places social acceptance, now want to convince us that crooked is straight. It is not, and homosexuality is an abnormal state in humans. That state is clearly up for grabs by researches, i.e. open for discussion for all.
And that's what I have been doing here.