> Quoting Wojtek Sokolowski <sokol at jhu.edu>:
>
> > As Kinsey argued, homosexuality/heterosexuality is not an "either/or"
> > proposition but a continuum measured on a scale 1-10. Most people fall
> > somewhere in between.
>
> Evidence from anyone other than Kinsey himself? According to Hamer, most are
> either 1.1s or 9.9s. That corresponds pretty closely with my impressions of
> myself and others.
I don't know of any population based work by Hamer. Didn't he work with people who already identified as 1's and 6's by design (the Kinsey scale is 1-6 is it not?)? I cannot say I know much sex studies but your weird reductionism is truly unhelpful.
Jim
"There's a million things to be and you know that there are."
--Yusuf Islam