terry78
My name is Stefan, sweet thang
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and this wins.You know what else runs in your genes? Diarrhea
Although funny, I find this to be a bit on the horse **** side of things. They try to come up with excuses for messed up behavior all the time now days. Some of it turns out to be true...at times, but this specific topic I can't buy into. People have free will to do what they want and it also can depend on your morals and how you were raised. The monkey see monkey do factor can play into that...to an extent.
I agree with figs.
By nature, aren't we meant to all have sex with multiple partners so we can procreate for the survival of our species? We go against what most species do, we settle for one partner. I'm not disagreeing with the study, but we as a species are intelligent enough to know to not cheat.
I agree with figs.
By nature, aren't we meant to all have sex with multiple partners so we can procreate for the survival of our species? We go against what most species do, we settle for one partner. I'm not disagreeing with the study, but we as a species are intelligent enough to know to not cheat.
I know I use it to quell the blood lust.but those animals only use sex to procreate. humans use it for pleasure etc
but those animals only use sex to procreate. humans use it for pleasure etc
Very true. Especially the bold part. People often just don't wanna accept responsibility for their actions.Although funny, I find this to be a bit on the horse **** side of things. They try to come up with excuses for messed up behavior all the time now days. Some of it turns out to be true...at times, but this specific topic I can't buy into. People have free will to do what they want and it also can depend on your morals and how you were raised. The monkey see monkey do factor can play into that...to an extent.
Yes, people do have free will--but that has nothing to do with the accuracy of this research. That people can choose how they behave does not preclude their genes from predisposing them towards certain behaviours. Of course, they say outright that it's premature to label this as a "cheating gene," as they've only established correlation--not causation.
It seems to me, though, that you've decided that you don't believe this study because you don't like the implications, not because of some contradictory data or incompleteness of the research. I don't really understand that.
Yes, I know what you're doing. I responded to exactly this sentiment in my previous post.I think it's perfectly fine for them to do this research in case it turns out to be true and accurate Saint, I'm just not buying it at this point into the research.
They don't, and that's not what the research (or the article) implies at all.I just don't see how genes can actually control you to do something like you've been brainwashed.
I prefer to be called a ****e, thank you.Are you a ****? Study says it could be in your genes
Yes, I know what you're doing. I responded to exactly this sentiment in my previous post.
Sorry for repeating myself, I didn't intend to make it sound like you didn't understand what I said.
They don't, and that's not what the research (or the article) implies at all.
Consider the situation this way: your genes are why you want to have sex in the first place. You choose whether or not to act on that impulse, but the fact that the impulse is there comes from your genes. If your genes can predispose you to have sex (and they do), why would you not think that they might also predispose you to have sex with more partners?