CaptBevvil
I HAVE A DEGREE IN FYSIKS!
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[QUOTE=Michael MacFarlane]Never let any woman tell you what all women are like. They're all different, and they all think everyone else is like them.[/QUOTE]
Now who's drawing generalizations?
They are as diverse (personality wise) as men are. They also think about sex as much if not more then guys do (proportionately to their personality). But I have noted through my own observations that it seems to be true (as confirmed by other members of this forum and elsewhere) and as you know, obersvation is reality...right Emon? In actuality, there's a very logical social trend that can be followed to demonstrate why this is.
As for Kinsey...yet one more proof of why science tends to fall short of the truth. Statistics are statistically flawed, lab results are controled versus the chaotic nature of the universe, and there are always more veriable involved than any scientist would care to admit. Now, you wouldn't know or even recognize this unless you diversified your understanding of the world. For some time now I have found it odd that fields such as Sociology and Psycology have never attempted to analyze the history of Physical Science. Biographies are never deep enough and only provide a single (and often bias) prospective. I've often wondered just how deep the rabbit hole of physical science was and just exactly where it went to.
Either way, I guess my point is this. This is a public discussion forum. People should stop pretending they have all of the answers. Even if you're giving a text book answer, do you realize how many times text books are revised, changed, and/or replaced? People used to laugh at people who believed the world is round. Who would be laughing now? So just because someone's opinion sounds "out there", don't descredit them right away. Give your opinion and let others form their own. If you can't handle that in a mature way, then perhaps you should take a step back and decide just how much other people's opinions really matter to you. If you don't like someone's opinion, try "That's interesting, here's my opinion..." Rediculing someone's opinion (even if it's wrong) is a logical reasoning fallacy and to those who understand that will only see your opinion as that much less significant (even if it's correct). Just some things to think about.
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