ronburgundy
Contributor
The report says it is many genes instead of one. That actually rather badly undermines your point.
It's almost as if humans are complicated creatures and sexuality is complicated.
But, don't you find it strange that homosexuality used to be listed as a mental illness until the homosexual community complained, whined, and cried, so they took it off the list of mental disorders? I find that fascinating as well.
You also say "it's many genes" but they couldn't find ANY gay gene. And you think this means there's multiple gay genes??? Good grief!
Guess what? The same results also mean there is no straight gene. By your reasoning, this means that genes play no role in causing most males and females to want to have sex with each other. Do you accept that conclusion, or is this your standard dishonesty of pretending to care about science only when you lie about and distort it's findings to fit your bigotry?
Almost no complex human behavior has a single gene responsible, whether "intelligence", parenting, etc..
Numerous interacting genes are usually involved, and this study does nothing to say that isn't the case with homosexuality. So this study merely confirms what we already knew was the least implausible and uncommon type of genetic determinism for a complex behavior .
Plus, genes are not the only thing that shapes biology which in turn influences behavior. Exposure to maternal hormones during pregnancy has huge impact on brain development, and is considered a very plausible candidate for a source of influence on sexual orientation as well as on transgenderism.
What is hilarious is that I saw that study elsewhere and came here wonder which of scientifically illiterate bigots rushed to post it here and pretend it means that homosexuality is a choice.