Well, first things first. Is there any evidence for a genetic basis for
homosexuality. You can, of course, have a trait that it is chromosomally
determined (if not genetically so) and still not heritable. Sex, for instance.
Sex is not heritable.
My assumption has always been that homo
It seems like such a dumb question to ask. Why should any preference have a
genetic basis? How about look for a gene that encodes a preference for plush
carpeting or a preference for Flamenco music? And what about those men that
like short women?! Maybe a man is kind of like a tall woman
I'm in an ongoing argument with a gay friend about how tortured Darwinian
arguments are in accounting for homosexuality. He claims they're VERY
torturous. I'm inclined toward the first mentioned here:
https://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-26089486
But, were group selection and/or cultural evolution
I have got my 3rd booster vaccination today. 2x BioNTech/Pfizer last year, and
Moderna today. The protection against infection by these new mRNA vaccines
fades rapidly after 4 or 5 months. Therefore it definitely makes sense to get a
3rd booster vaccination if more than 4 or 5 months have passed
This site has the best info i have found:
https://yourlocalepidemiologist.substack.com/
Curt
On Sat, Jan 8, 2022 at 1:05 PM wrote:
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Anybody,
Has you seen anywhere the number, Prob Omnicron|vaccinated+boosted or Prob
[Omnicron + Hospitalization] | vaccinated+boosted ?
Bayesian or otherwise?
I have seen the number Prob Omnicron| unboosted = 25x Prob Omnicron|Boosted.
But I have no idea of its provenance.
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