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by Neil44 3y ago

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a_gnostic 3y ago
Look bruh, we have the documents, and they're turning the frogs gay.
- Izkata 3y ago
  He was reading an article about how chemicals we're dumping are triggering a frog species natural ability to change sex. The frogs normally do it when there's too many of one sex, to even it out, but the chemicals were making them switch when there was balance and were causing an imbalance. Truth is stranger than fiction: it would have been more accurate for him to say "they're turning the frogs trans".
  - zarathustreal 3y ago
    If one has delegated their thinking to the point that they’re essentially a parrot, do they really care about accuracy?
    - a_gnostic 3y ago
      Take your accuracy, put a frog in it, make it gay and lame!
elif 3y ago
This is non controversial established medical fact. Here are the first three results when you Google 'testosterone rates dropping' The only thing vague is the precise etiology. However, when it comes to legalizing irreversibly blanketing the planet in poisons, the onus should be on proving they are not the culprit, not the inverse. 'The average levels of the male hormone dropped by 1 percent a year, Dr. Thomas Travison and colleagues from the New England Research Institutes in Watertown, Massachusetts, found. This means that, for example, a 65-year-old man in 2002 would have testosterone levels 15 percent lower than those of a 65-year-old in 1987.' 'Research carried out on Finnish and Danish populations has shown the same trend [1,6]. And even more recently, a large-scale study of Israeli men has shown how average testosterone levels have dropped between 2006 and 2019 [7] — by over 10% across almost every age category. ' 'Testosterone deficiency has a prevalence of 10%-40% among adult males, and 20% among AYA men aged 15-39 years, he added.'
- Neil44 3y ago
  a) nobody has tested my testosterone or my great grandpas to my knowledge b) Both of those are taking drops over a certain period and then you're extrapolating back to my great grandad and assuming certain results, which is a bit tenuous. No to mention also assuming the cause. Quite a long way away from a "non-controversial established fact."

Citation needed

by Neil44 3y ago

Citation needed

a_gnostic 3y ago

Look bruh, we have the documents, and they're turning the frogs gay.

Izkata 3y ago
He was reading an article about how chemicals we're dumping are triggering a frog species natural ability to change sex. The frogs normally do it when there's too many of one sex, to even it out, but the chemicals were making them switch when there was balance and were causing an imbalance. Truth is stranger than fiction: it would have been more accurate for him to say "they're turning the frogs trans".
- zarathustreal 3y ago
  If one has delegated their thinking to the point that they’re essentially a parrot, do they really care about accuracy?
  - a_gnostic 3y ago
    Take your accuracy, put a frog in it, make it gay and lame!

elif 3y ago

This is non controversial established medical fact. Here are the first three results when you Google 'testosterone rates dropping' The only thing vague is the precise etiology. However, when it comes to legalizing irreversibly blanketing the planet in poisons, the onus should be on proving they are not the culprit, not the inverse. 'The average levels of the male hormone dropped by 1 percent a year, Dr. Thomas Travison and colleagues from the New England Research Institutes in Watertown, Massachusetts, found. This means that, for example, a 65-year-old man in 2002 would have testosterone levels 15 percent lower than those of a 65-year-old in 1987.' 'Research carried out on Finnish and Danish populations has shown the same trend [1,6]. And even more recently, a large-scale study of Israeli men has shown how average testosterone levels have dropped between 2006 and 2019 [7] — by over 10% across almost every age category. ' 'Testosterone deficiency has a prevalence of 10%-40% among adult males, and 20% among AYA men aged 15-39 years, he added.'

Neil44 3y ago
a) nobody has tested my testosterone or my great grandpas to my knowledge b) Both of those are taking drops over a certain period and then you're extrapolating back to my great grandad and assuming certain results, which is a bit tenuous. No to mention also assuming the cause. Quite a long way away from a "non-controversial established fact."