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<blockquote data-quote="rajitha_ks" data-source="post: 19583918" data-attributes="member: 162025"><p>purely on a scientific point of view, we have come this far from one single self-replicating simple(simple compared to present form) molecule into a speaking thinking animal, as a result of 1. genetic mutation (gene copy errors) followed by 2. natural selection</p><p></p><p>on one fine day in africa, a primate accidentally developed the ability to differentiate wavelength of visible light, thus enabling her/him to distinguish ripe fruit from green tree leaves from afar. descendants from that particular primate were able to acquire more food compared to others and over time their number grew, and those who couldn't see color became extinct. basically that's how evolution work.</p><p></p><p>so in this context, where does homosexuality fall? is it going to give us any evolutionary advantage?</p><p></p><p>i believe gays, by their own will, not choosing to fuck opposite sex, and suck dick instead, will eventually become extinct., the same way dichromatic primates became extinct.</p><p></p><p>of course there may be one or two gays randomly popping up, just as there are random dichromatic humans among us.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="rajitha_ks, post: 19583918, member: 162025"] purely on a scientific point of view, we have come this far from one single self-replicating simple(simple compared to present form) molecule into a speaking thinking animal, as a result of 1. genetic mutation (gene copy errors) followed by 2. natural selection on one fine day in africa, a primate accidentally developed the ability to differentiate wavelength of visible light, thus enabling her/him to distinguish ripe fruit from green tree leaves from afar. descendants from that particular primate were able to acquire more food compared to others and over time their number grew, and those who couldn't see color became extinct. basically that's how evolution work. so in this context, where does homosexuality fall? is it going to give us any evolutionary advantage? i believe gays, by their own will, not choosing to fuck opposite sex, and suck dick instead, will eventually become extinct., the same way dichromatic primates became extinct. of course there may be one or two gays randomly popping up, just as there are random dichromatic humans among us. [/QUOTE]
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