Black and white vs gray

Well, the last two posts had lots of gay-supporting pieces in them. Now to prove how mentally unstable and logically indecisive I am, I want to share a homophobic thought here.

Homosexuality and other recently accepted sexual orientations emerged with this logic: We have an spectrum of sexual attraction based on gender concordance, which ranges from purely heterosexual to purely homosexual, having different orientation like bisexuality in between.
But what if "homophobia" is a part of this spectrum too? Like, homophobes are so heterosexual in a way they can tolerate no attraction to the same gender?

P.s: then we must think of heterophobes too, which I don't know if is a thing!?

Weird but good

A. There is a condition called myostatin deficiency. Consider the word "deficiency" which has a negative load to it. However, as a result of this condition, you would have less body fat and higher muscle mass. You can google it and see how people affected with it are Hercules-like shaped. They call it a deficiency, only because the majority of people don't have this condition.

B. (skip this part if you're not interested in medicine) While I was studying for a test on different diseases, I found out that in some cases they use population average to say if sth is normal or problematic. I don't really remember the exact real world examples of them, as I am a crammer and forget the whole subject after the exam. But as an example assume they want to declare a safe level for hormone X. They calculate the average in the whole population which migh be 100 for example. Then they say anything between 75 to 125 is normal otherwise it's a disease. The problem is that the whole population might following a bad life habit (e.g eating too much fast-food) resulting a shift in the average. So simply considering the average isn't the best way to determine the safe range.

C. Can the word "normal" be used interchangeably with "healthy" or "good"? Is an unusual/abnormal thing a bad thing? Consider geniuses, super heros, etc.

D. For a long while left-handed people were considered to be evil, just for the pure sake of not being same as majority (which determines what the norms are). The same happened to homosexuals. Similar thing for black people in the US. The list goes on.

E. Lots of conditions that are considered as physical illness, social awkwardness, bodily abnormality, mental issue, sexual deviation, etc are not proven to be bad or even counter-productive. They're merely not common.

P.s: The last two posts said a lot in favor of homosexuals. I'm not either a homosexual or a homosexuality activist. It just happened to be this way.

Mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the fairest of them all

A) These days my memory is awfully messing up with me and reminding me of the oldest most random and irrelevant pieces of information I have acquired all along these years of my life and I have become super sensitive to any memory stimulus.

B) These days there is a number of rallies going on in several countries against COVID mandates, hosting dozens of people complaining how mandatory vaccination and face masks are violating their right of what they can do to their body. Honestly, I was not the biggest fan of these campaigns as I do not think freedom is able to justify everything. However, last night I was talking to a friend's friend and he changed my mind to some extent about the validity of what they are asking for.

C) Those days (when I was at 2nd grade in elementary school), there was a lesson talking about the colors of a rainbow each arguing about their superiority over the rest. They showed up one by one in the sky and changed the color of the sky to their own and freaked the hell out of the observers. Then a wise thing, possibly an owl or an old cloud, told them about how diversity adds to the beauty and asked them to reveal themselves altogether. Very similar to all stories trying to convey a moral message, everyone was happy with the result then and sang their favorite blissful song together. But I mean that wise piece of something was right. Diversity "can" boost beauty. The oldest version of the elementary book I found dates back to 2012 while I was in that grade in 2006. Below you can find a picture of the lesson.

 

 

p.s: It is removed from the most recent 2nd grade book, maybe because of the Iranian's government inertia against 2SLGBTQ+ community. (There are other possibilities too, like moving the lesson to the third grade, or removing it merely to put some other thing instead)

 

Fault

I told him we are desperately in need of an expert help; he confirmed.