So we ran out of time for all the speeches today in pub speaking and my speech is put off until wednesday.
In other news...I'm supposed to be submitting feedback for a reading for my human adaptability class. Instead I'm having a battle of the wit's with an unarmed solider on this anthropology blog about whether or not homosexuality is biological. This guy clearly just stumbled on to an anthropology blog and doesn't have a clue what he's talking about. I wouldn't be annoyed if he could back up his claims with something valid/scientific but this dude is spouting off some half-assed knowledge about natural selection. This guy seems to have a waaay overly simplified view of genetics and human biology/biocultural evolution. And seems to think that homosexuality is innately human which isn't even close to the truth. And this bring me to another point, because this happens ALL the time even in "real life"...
Why the hell do people not realize that when I say things relating to humanity be it biological or cultural that I actually might know what i'm talking about? This is sort of frustrating because I study anthropology....THE STUDY OF HUMAN BEINGS. This is like going up to an aerospace engineer and telling them they don't know how planes fly. I can't figure out if it's just me or they just have no clue what exactly anthropology entails.
