[rlmorel]

Interesting read, ping for later...

[kabumpo]

This is nonsense - there is a large segment of the male homosexual population that is ultra macho or butch or whatever you want to call it - who are bodybuilders, cops, lumberjacks, etc.

[spankalib]

“Is homosexuality just an extreme r-type development of the amygdala?”

Perhaps...but how could it be determined that such connections were not established through repeated use?
(the exercise of homosex)

IIRC, the researcher who initially wrote breathtakingly about the ‘enlargement’ of the 7th(?) interstitial nucleus of the amygdala...that they continue to clutch to their dark breasts as a reason to howl; “NATURE! NATURE!” ???

Right, he was a homosexual.

[Yashcheritsiy]

Nice try, but no - there is no “gay gene(s)” out there.

I’d be surprised if there isn’t an epigenetic component to homosexuality that enters in AFTER a person has already started down that path.

[scottjewell]

“I have always been struck by the feminine nature of the modern Liberal male...”

So have I.

Now in your estimate, when will there be a shift, so that the conservative type begins once more to dominate?

[scottjewell]

Not to stray off-topic, but your work is mind-blowingly uncanny, accurate, timely and relevant. Bravo. I hope you acquire fame and fortune from it - it will be well-deserved.

I was just reading a section of your site, and not only is your hypothesis/theory regarding Narcissism and its link to Liberalism right on the mark, but I have actually had the same experience wherein a relative who is of the liberal-narcissist-homosexual persuasion would seem to lose the ability to think, speak, reason, when confronted by my own opinions.

Interestingly, Scott Peck in his work, “People of the Lie” designated a certain constellation of neurotic traits coupled with Narcissism as “Evil”. He theorized that one of the traits of such evil persons would be to become confused and have a schizoid break when confronted with their own self-deception. This was borne out in therapy sessions with patients he believed were evil. Very akin to your relative with the quasi-stroke. Peck believed the condition was genetic.

[Lazamataz]

Holy crap! You just made my brain explode into a colorful shower of Skittles!

[Lazamataz]

Blogging on FR done right. No excerpting, and lots of words I don’t understand!

[longtermmemmory]

100% utter junk science pushed by homosexuals.

[Ancesthntr]

So, seemingly, those gays who insist that being gay isn’t a choice may be right...but given thatwe are a k-selected species, why then should we turn our culteral norms on their head to satisfy the whims of these quite abnornal people?

Feel sorry for them, yes. Make sure that they aren’t discriminated against, of course. But let the abnormal run society? No way!

[Gay State Conservative]

Interesting

[Hiddigeigei]

Sounds to me like you wrote your book to have some fun at the faculty lounge. But way to go!

[Pearls Before Swine]

Some readers may object to this article’s implication that homosexuality is genetically determined, because they think a lot of it is learned. My take is that if the described research is correct, this article bolsters the general feeling that “queers ain’t right in the head.”

[danielmryan]

You've come up with quite the post. Really nice interpretation of the data, but it has some implications for business practice. Males with a more developed right amygdala and a less developed anterior cingulate cortex, when in business, are relatively predisposed towards:

1. Win-lose negotiation strategies;
2. "Bagged another one, honey!" sales techniques;
3. When managing formally, "soft-hearted" Theory X management, which cuts breaks for people who are loyal but lands on people who disrupt the chain of command;
4. When managing informally, a combination of mother-hen soft-heartedness and "My way or the highway!;
5. A preference for the tried-and-true over experimentation and novelty-seeking, including with product lines;
6. An inclination towards rallying the subordinates/employees with a combination of doomsaying and aggression directed outwards;
7. A tendency to see internal dissent as someone putting up a fight;
8. And - sorry to say this - a greater preponderance to seek a sheltered marketplace from government; a greater tendency to complain about "unfair" business practices of others when in trouble.

You may have noticed that there are more and more liberals at the top of the economic heap...

[danielmryan]

You've come up with quite the post. Really nice interpretation of the data, but it has some implications for business practice. Males with a more developed right amygdala and a less developed anterior cingulate cortex, when in business, are relatively predisposed towards:

1. Win-lose negotiation strategies;
2. "Bagged another one, honey!" sales techniques;
3. When managing formally, "soft-hearted" Theory X management, which cuts breaks for people who are loyal but lands on people who disrupt the chain of command;
4. When managing informally, a combination of mother-hen soft-heartedness and "My way or the highway!;
5. A preference for the tried-and-true over experimentation and novelty-seeking, including with product lines;
6. An inclination towards rallying the subordinates/employees with a combination of doomsaying and aggression directed outwards;
7. A tendency to see internal dissent as someone putting up a fight;
8. And - sorry to say this - a greater preponderance to seek a sheltered marketplace from government; a greater tendency to complain about "unfair" business practices of others when in trouble.

You may have noticed that there are more and more liberals at the top of the economic heap...

[WashingtonSource]

The article says “extraverted” — when it means “extroverted” when referring to mothers of homosexual men. I’m not sure extraverted is a word.

See spelling and definition here: http://www.thefreedictionary.com/extroverted