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This very controversial research is conducted by a prestigious university in China. official website here
They say the preliminary results show 30-40% subjects had some change. Back in 2015, however, researchers at Universidad Veracruzana in Mexico found that they were able to induce a conditioned homosexual preference in male rats by giving them oxytocin and the psychoactive drug quinpirole.
The point here is not whether their conclusion is valid or not. Many non western countries are actually studying things that are taboos in the West, for good or bad.
This very controversial research is conducted by a prestigious university in China. official website here
They say the preliminary results show 30-40% subjects had some change. Back in 2015, however, researchers at Universidad Veracruzana in Mexico found that they were able to induce a conditioned homosexual preference in male rats by giving them oxytocin and the psychoactive drug quinpirole.
The point here is not whether their conclusion is valid or not. Many non western countries are actually studying things that are taboos in the West, for good or bad.
There was a lot of oxytocin going on around lately.
That article blew my mind. Science is amazing...even wacky science. That being said we are dealing with a culture in China that still believes in vitality and fertility from rhino horns and elephant tusks.
Homosexual preference is either innate from birth and immutable, or it isn't. There's nothing wacky or unscientific about asking the question and trying to find out the answer.
That article blew my mind. Science is amazing...even wacky science. That being said we are dealing with a culture in China that still believes in vitality and fertility from rhino horns and elephant tusks.
Very few Chinese believe in that. Zero (certified) Chinese doctors believe in that.
Zhejiang university is one of the best universities in China for science and technology, something like UC Berkeley in the US.
The US is no different, they have experimented and tested various chemicals and drugs on the public, sometimes without their knowledge or consent, Some of these projects were uncovered and exposed, but its likely the same thing is going on today too. The CIA are usually involved in these things.
The point here is not whether their conclusion is valid or not. Many non western countries are actually studying things that are taboos in the West, for good or bad.
In this case the drug would be used to turn straight men gay, correct? That would not be taboo. It is using drugs or any sort of therapeutic means to try to turn gay men straight that is taboo. Turning straight men gay would not only advance the progressive agenda, it would provide intelligence and criminal organizations alike with new opportunities for blackmail. Imagine what Mueller could do with a drug like that.
In this case the drug would be used to turn straight men gay, correct? That would not be taboo. It is using drugs or any sort of therapeutic means to try to turn gay men straight that is taboo. Turning straight men gay would not only advance the progressive agenda, it would provide intelligence and criminal organizations alike with new opportunities for blackmail. Imagine what Mueller could do with a drug like that.
I remember an episode of Family Guy where Peter Griffin took part in a paid medical research thing and turned gay. Only lasted a few days.
I could see the left using this sort of drug covertly to increase the liberal voting population.
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