AS posted earlier
and ignored by you.
Bailey and Pillard did NOT come to the concussion you claim and in fact disagree with your conclusion.
Sorry this is a blatant and deliberate false statement! But I have grown to expect every form of deception, misquoting, quoting out of context, deliberate misrepresentation, etc. from everyone on the homosexual side of these discussions.
I know what I posted, and what I said, you evidently did not even read it. If you did, you lack basic comprehension. I did NOT say that B&P came to that conclusion. Here is what I concluded. I quoted statistics from a secular health organization taken directly from the Bailey and Pillard study. Then I, me, myself, concluded that based on these statistics, that PROVES homosexuality is not genetic.
If homosexuality was genetic, since monozygotic/identical twins are genetically identical, if one twin is homosexual, then virtually 100% of the other twins must be homosexual as well. Not somewhere between; 52%, B&P study, and 38% Australian study.
Bailey and Pillard (1991): occurrence of homosexuality among brothers
52% of identical (monozygotic) twins of homosexual men were likewise homosexual
22% of fraternal (dizygotic) twins were likewise homosexual
11% of adoptive brothers of homosexual men were likewise homosexual
J.M. Bailey and R.C. Pillard, A genetic study of male sexual orientation, Archives of General Psychiatry, vol. 48:1089-1096, December 1991
http://www.worldpolicy.org/globalrights/sexorient/twins.html
A genetic study of male sexual orientation by J. M. Bailey and R. C. Pillard concluded: "childhood gender nonconformity does not appear to be an indicator of genetic loading for homosexuality" which is nothing like what you are claiming they say.
Go back get your facts straight, if you are capable, then get back to me with your argument.
Worse for your claim both Bailey and Pillard have enegaged in numerous other studies where they find evidence that sexual orientation is in fact in-born
J. M. Bailey, R. C. Pillard Human sexual orientation has a heritable component. Human Biology1998 Apr;70(2):347-65
Family, twin, and adoptee studies indicate that homosexuality and thus heterosexuality run in families.
Which studies, their own previous 1991 study? If it is a more recent one, lets see some data? And OBTW indicate is NOT proof, especially in view of their other comments, below such as unsystematic subject selection and methodological flaw. Also an indication, NOT proof, of
a (as in one) heritable component does not establish that homosexuality is inherited.
J. M. Bailey, R. C. Pillard et al A Family History Study of Male Sexual Orientation Using Three Independent Samples. J of Behavioral Genetics. V29 number 2, 1999.
Available evidence suggests that male homosexuality is both familial and somewhat heritable and that some cases may be caused by an X-linked gene. However, most studies have recruited subjects in a relatively unsystematic manner, typically via advertisements, and hence suffer from the potential methodological flaw of ascertainment bias due to volunteer self-selection. In the present study we assessed the familiality of male homosexuality using two carefully ascertained samples and attempted to replicate findings consistent with X-linkage in three samples.
I have highlighted the huge gaping flaws in this quote,
evidence suggests, somewhat heritable,some cases may be caused. This is nothing but pseudo scientific mumo-jumbo, guesswork.
Did they, in fact, replicate findings consistent with X-linkage, in their studies and disprove the earlier flawed, unsystematic studies? If so, why didnt you post a summary of their findings? Could it be because the facts dont back up your argument?
J. M. Bailey, R. C. Pillard, M. C. Neale and Y. Agyei Heritable factors influence sexual orientation in women. Archives of Gen Psychology Vol. 50 No. 3, March 1993
Heritabilities were significant
What is significant, 10% 20% 50%? How large were the test and control groups?
J. M. Bailey, Bell A.P. Familiality of female and male homosexuality Behavioral Genetics V. 23, No. 4, 1993.
We examined data from a large cohort of homosexual and heterosexual females and males concerning their siblings' sexual orientations. As in previous studies, both male and female homosexuality were familial.
Nature vs. nurture. If a person grows up in a family with homosexuals they are more likely to be homosexual. That is familial, NOT genetic or inborn.
I am not familiar with the medical term
a large cohort, what is it?
I may not have this totally correct but I saw a post here somewhere, stating that for each older brother a male has it increases his chances of being homosexual by 33%. I wonder what the ratio is for younger brothers that are not molested, from an early age, by older brothers?
K. M. Kirk , J. M. Bailey, M. P. Dunne and N. G. Martin Measurement Models for Sexual Orientation in a Community Twin Sample. Behavioral Genetics V. 30, NO.4, 2000.
Analysis
providing stronger evidence for the existence of additive genetic influences on this phenotype than in a previous analysis (Bailey et al., 2000).
I do not trust those ellipses, especially from you, after the other stuff you posted here.
stronger evidence for the existence of additive genetic influences is NOT proof that additive genetic influences exist. Let me know when this is conclusively proven. Then we might talk about influences. Like for example, are there
additive genetic influences for people to be blue eyed, brown haired, tall, etc.