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Natoma said:White skin drastically reduces the chances of survival for a particular line, as opposed to dark skin, because of the intensified radiation that gets through which causes cancer.
Thus it is a genetic disorder because of evolutionary principles.
It's obvious you don't understand the complexities of evolutionary theory, but I suppose I can overlook that.
What I can't overlook is your tendancy to make these tangent comparisons that attempt to prove a point, while the essence of the argument continues to elude you. White skin offers evolutionary advantages in the form of greater heat rejection. There may be several other advantages. It is a disadvantage in the form of lower resistance to skin cancer. There may be several other disadvantages.
If you're going to argue along these lines, please use analogies that have some relevance to the argument I presented. As I've indicated in previous posts, an example of how being gay conferred some evolutionary advantages to offset its disadvantages would be a good place to start. I've shown you the door... you only have to be intelligent enough to walk through it. I can't think of any obvious advantages. Can you? (not a rhetorical question... as a scientist I'm genuienly interested in any proposed theories here.)
My definitional construct does not fail under any circumstance, thus I consider it a better definition than Joe's.
Which is a very amusing way of deciding which definition is "better." A definition is better if it is more appropriate for the context of the discussion in question. Here, the two of you are using obviously different contexts, thus both chosen definitions are equally valid, neither being inherently better. Claiming one is "better" based on which tends to be true more cases than the other is about as useful as claiming which color car is "better" based on crapping in a dozen bags, throwing it up in a parking lot, and seeing which color car it lands on more often than not. You've only established which is likely more common, not which is "better." "Better" is itself a subjective term, and cannot be removed from the context of the discussion. "Better" can only be judged on those terms.
But you've made your point well enough. Homosexuals are completely natural. As are men who have their dicks cut off and get breast implants. Both are entirely natural, using your preferred context.
Your analogy of the scientific method is quite amusing as well... thanks for that.
And actually, I answered your question wrt beastiality and pedophilia on the last page. I'll copy and paste here so you can read it, if you missed it.
I didn't miss it, and the fact that you finally answered the question doesn't remove the numerous instances where you dodged it, using precisely the line(s) of reasoning I stated.