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[randolph]

Originally Posted by johndowe

Hi there.

Genetic memory...

There is the mental and there is the physical, the mental is harder to pin down since we can and do change our minds, but physical, there is a definate link.

If a woman wears high heels on a regular basis before she gets pregnant with a daughter, her daughter will have a greater ease in wearring high heels than a daughter of a woman who rarely or ever wore high heels, the same is true for most other physical traits, what the parents can do (on a regular basis) the offspring usually can too, within reason of course, small changes like the high heel example are common, more pronounced and noticable ones are called mutations.

No, i don't mean like X-Men, but they would be very big mutations, bigger than any mutation ever recorded.

JohnDowe.

This sounds like Lamarck and Lysenko beliefs in the inheritance of acquired characteristics. No scientific research supports this idea.

[johndowe]

Hi there.

Whe i was in high school we did genetic experiments, we cross polinated red beans with white ones and the results were 100% predictable the next generations all the beans were red, the next after that was 75% red 25% white.

Also, i took the high heel example because i have a bit of a high heel fetish, and when i asked some girls i knew if they had problems wearing high heels, those who wore them regularily said no, and often stated that their mothers didn't either, while the ones that didn't said that they tried but couldn't and i asked if their moms did and they didn't

Not scientific but, such experiments would take decades to run to term with little chance of getting to the end, since everybody has a life of their own and have "more important" things to do.

JohnDowe.

[Jenae LaTorque]

John, you forgot to mention if you have trouble wearing high heels, and if you asked your dad if he had trouble.

[johndowe]

Hi there.

Love your wit.

Dad, no heels, me, my 5.5" HH boots are comfortable to me, they cost me $300.00 quality males a BIG difference, the girl that sold'em to me at a fetish store was impressed by my proficiency in them, maby dad did wear high heels too?


I believe you gave some Rep points for that post?

Whome ever it was said: "Nice Dom Mistress outfit + your balls are showing!"

Well, i just KNEW i should have worn a longer skirt...

JohnDowe.

[johndowe]

Originally Posted by Jenae LaTorque

John, you forgot to mention if you have trouble wearing high heels, and if you asked your dad if he had trouble.

Hi there.

How about you and your dad?


JohnDowe.

[Jenae LaTorque]

LOL, like most ranch kids, I grew up in cowboy boots, which have higher heels than most boots. Cowboy boots is what my dad and uncles wore most of the time even when not riding. Big time cowboy/ ranching family ya know. One of my uncles was the star on a nationally broadcast television show. So now I actually prefer heels of a moderate height although I do have some in the 5-6 inch range. My old man never did come to grips with my activities in the TV department and never mentioned it after I was grown. He may have figured since I was going out with women that was all in the past.

[johndowe]

Hi there.

So your uncle Emory had his own tv show, how fitting...


JohnDowe.

[Jenae LaTorque]

Originally Posted by johndowe

Hi there.

So your uncle Emory had his own tv show, how fitting...


JohnDowe.

Nope, Uncle Emory has never cowboyed as far as I know. Oh, he has ridden horses when he came up to hunt mulies, but he has never worked cattle off a horse as far as I know. No that uncle was my Dad's brother. Uncle Emory was actually my Mom's uncle; brother to my grandma.

[randolph]

Originally Posted by randolph

This sounds like Lamarck and Lysenko beliefs in the inheritance of acquired characteristics. No scientific research supports this idea.

I may have to take back that statement. A new study called epigenetics reveals that inheritance is not limited to our genes. Studies have shown that effects of exposure to pesticides and other chemicals, such as cancer can be transmitted to future generations. This is very disturbing evidence suggesting that we must be very careful to preserve and protect our epigenome from damage.

[Jenae LaTorque]

In referance to epigenetics

Like A. Pope said, "A little knowledge is a dangerous thing..." I get so disgusted with the silly analogies that the God-believers and the Intelligent Design advocates come up with. I recently saw some folksy looking guy explaining on YouTube that since life doesn't spontaneously appear in a jar of peanut butter in a matter of days; then it couldn't have arisen on Earth without a Creator.

I tell you what I would like to see. A nationally televised confrontation between the evolutionists and the Intelligent Designer people. First each side would be allowed to make their case. Then each side would be allowed to refute the other's case. Then both sides would be given lie detector tests on selected questions and then finally each side would be given IQ tests. Now, how do you think that would turn out?

[randolph]

Originally Posted by Jenae LaTorque

Like A. Pope said, "A little knowledge is a dangerous thing..." I get so disgusted with the silly analogies that the God-believers and the Intelligent Design advocates come up with. I recently saw some folksy looking guy explaining on YouTube that since life doesn't spontaneously appear in a jar of peanut butter in a matter of days; then it couldn't have arisen on Earth without a Creator.

I tell you what I would like to see. A nationally televised confrontation between the evolutionists and the Intelligent Designer people. First each side would be allowed to make their case. Then each side would be allowed to refute the other's case. Then both sides would be given lie detector tests on selected questions and then finally each side would be given IQ tests. Now, how do you think that would turn out?

I don't think this would work, why? Some of the ID people may be intelligent but they are not capable of being reasonable. They are like the OJ Simpson jury. That jury would have let him off even if they had stood there and watched him do it. Its like the Baptist church sign. they are hopelessly locked in to an irrational paradigm.

[Jenae LaTorque]

OMG lol !! Did the church members acrually put that up there or is it some kind of prank?

[johndowe]

Hi there.

Prank or not, in their view god gave made us as we are including reason...


JohnDowe.

[Jenae LaTorque]

Originally Posted by johndowe

Hi there.

Prank or not, in their view god gave made us as we are including reason...


JohnDowe.

So that there is no misunderstanding here; my OMG was a joke. As far as I am concerned, the whole idea of God is a joke. I could see that someone put that up there as a statement on the reality that reason is the enemy of faith when it comes to religion. If the church people put that up there as a statement that sums up their position, then it is definately a concession that they realize that: although their belief is unreasonable, they are going to stick with them cuz they can't face the fact that they are mortal and the end of it is just that: their personal ending.

Am I an atheist?

Nope, I am a normal, intelligent person who has weighed the evidence and found it overwheming lacking. So, I refuse to be the one who assumes a label. The THEISTS are the ones who need a label as they are the ones who believe in imaginary friends. They are the ones who refuse to put away their childish beliefs and face the world as it is.

GOD = Goofy Old Dogma

[latexblaze]

Hi Jen, My first ever dose of she-male eye-candy at sweet 16 was delivered via "Shemale Sulka" magazine needless tew say, Sulka & her take on fetish fashion , really caught my eye I'm sooo wanting update my "Sulka Fetish" any info on her baby ? Sabrina ^S^

[Jenae LaTorque]

Sorry, but no. Her heyday was somewhat before my time and she was too extreme for me. Baby Brooke and Suzanne were more my cup of tea.

[Vanillas]

How can someone with an IQ above 150, or above 65 for that matter, choose to live in Wyoming?