Thriller wrote:Again you miss the point Semper, shame. Focusing on the wrong things when i write and circling around the points I'm making.
You did it first? and generally very often... But you seem to be ok with that?

A bit hippocritical...
Thriller wrote:You didn't even bother to look up isolating variables(important step when conducting research and drawing conclusions) or Social dynamics (studying the reason's and outcomes for social behavior).
I did look up isolating variables but I fail to see their relevance on such a scale here. We are not conduction research in this thread, and we are arguing with opinions and a loose use of factual knowledge (hence the still incomplete theory I have...) but as you wish to step it up a bit. Isolating a variable as far as I know, and as far as the very light research I just did indicates is a mathematical principle. There is no maths involved in this discussion, not on a direct level. If, as I think you are doing so, you are referring to it within an experimental terms then you identify the variables when planning the experiment. To use such variables in a discussion like this would mean going into each mentioned theory and breaking them down, something that has been done many many times, I am sure, over the long history of psychology, yet the theories are still largely used, as to are the conclusions their parent experiments came too. So to be honest you can use your fancy terms all you want, but im very happily going to say here your throwing a big pile of crap our way with that one.
As for social dynamics, yes I know what that is. I study social psychology and I came to a different conclusion to you using it, and I can comfortably say you can work as a lecturer, or have any and all degree's from any university under the sun, but you have shown me nothing to prove you know more about it than me. Just a lot of macho posturing.
Thriller wrote:I used "homo"zygous as a synonym, and to make a subtle point. And why are you arguing about the use of genetic disorder(wrong thing to focus on). It's the sentence after that should have drawn your attention.
You started making points about genetic disorders and diseases, I merely mentioned them as a problem to claiming homosexuality was purely genetic.
Homozygous and homosexual are different though. Synonym's are usually meant to be very similar. Homosexual refers to a someone sexually attracted to a member of the same sex. Homozygous means having the same attribute on a genetic level, its purely genetic. The context in which you used it was not really suitable, although if we really have to boil it down we can find the greater meaning...I suppose.
Thriller wrote:I will take part in your debate and i will probably win, But remember if your a judge you have to try to be unbiased.

I wont be the judge of it. Tom Twin will be, and you will most probably lose.
Thriller wrote:[color=#2277DD]I never grasp at straws, I just always reply to everything in an opponents post. You already understand it? Then why do you ignore it in your previous post? Because you dont believe it relevant? Why? Thats like making a mistake and saying you knew you were going wrong the whole time? NO? yes....
Yah i understand everything your saying, Nothing you say surprises me. Your reasoning is just flawed mostly because you don't know the material very well.
My reasoning is flawed because I dont know the material very well...At the moment we have not argued much over material, we agree on most things. Argued over a few terms you have yet to actually apply properly to the topic at hand with significant meaning and research you claim to have that supports you, yet we are still to see it. As far as I see it, and as far as my university marks (as we seem to be getting at that a lot..lol) and comments from other people go I am a pretty straight shooter when it comes to reasoning and logic. I know I still have much to learn in this world about a great many things, but this is something I am not wrong on. Your own apparent reasoning is flawed. Prove me wrong please...I do yearn for the day when someone does it, because I get so tired of being right all the time.
Call me arrogant, but your demonstrating nothing short of that yourself in your replies to me, so I have, somewhat brought you down to my level, one objective I always hoped to achieve.
Thriller wrote:Only to a degree...
You don't have one
So? lol... Im getting one. I presume you have one and beyond, otherwise that would be a pretty stupid thing to say.

Like I said before, just because you have a degree, or lots of money and further than that, does by no means conclusively prove you are more intelligent, or a better person than I. Thats a very materialistic claim to be implying, something that I never wish to see in this section, ever. If you are something akin to a teacher and you are preaching values and morals a long those lines (and I am making a big presumption with that, I admit) then you are one of the bad 'teachers'/lecturers/
adults/whatever, without a doubt. So I would not be so pleased with myself.
Thriller][quote]Like I said, I did not say the latter part, I dont think anyone did. No one linked a homosexual couple getting married to the information about children, so pointing it out to begin with was....well..pointless, and considering you mention debates below, would actually lose you marks. [/quote]
Then why are people bringing up "it's wrong for the kids sake" arguments. I'm pointing out how they don't apply.[/quote]
That was mentioned on a side note, as the topic, though it may be primarily about homosexual marriage, is an extension of homosexual rights. If you actually read my original post I probably have identified it as something like a side note, or "whilst were on the topic of gay couples"....
[quote="Thriller wrote:I am not a teacher and this isn't a formal debate just. I purposely don't provide sources and leave comments open ended to keep discussion going. My reasoning is solid though.
Well in order of your typing.
Thank God. This is no where near a formal debate, lol, I certainly would not debate like this. How convenient. I somehow doubt that.
Thriller wrote:Art Faculty; OOOh, How do you have time to study and do anything else with your 18 hours of class a week?
-Lol a little inter faculty joking.
Yes...ha ha...ha...ha..... I am glad its inter faculty.
Thriller wrote:PS. I only went to three classes during psych 101 and passed with a 96 or 12 points(13 point grading system)

So your an american? Thats a shocker...

You did Psych 101, thats great, nice score. Its a shame getting a mark on one test is, well...very important in the big bad world for show and tell, but when bottom lined any boob who studies (not necessarily attends class) can get a good grade, and still be of average intelligence. Im not going to presume you didn't go further, but some of us definitely are.
I think im done here lol. 'debating' with you thriller is pretty pointless lol. Everytime we have met you just generally never advance your points too far (probably out of fear..lol..thats funny..or ignorance) or you just seem to ignore everything I say and go your own way, taking the argument to your comfort zone where you can...stop me from walking all over you, but thats about it, a decisive victory seems completely out of the question for you, or finally you make some loverly claims and never give us anything to back them up.
On top of all that. Its always the little things in life that keep me smiling, more so than the bigger ones...
Semper wrote:Call me arrogant, but your demonstrating nothing short of that yourself in your replies to me, so I have, somewhat brought you down to my level, one objective I always hoped to achieve.