pandabear wrote:
The_Perfect_Storm wrote:
Every one of these 'scientists' would also say that there are some fairly significant differences between us and the rest.
In the urogenital system?
Sorry, I didn't have time to properly respond in the morning.
First, I think I got a bit off track with where I was taking the argument. I doubt the human reproductive system is unique among mammals. I will say that not every creature will have the same or similar reproductive system or urogenital or whatever. In any case I don't think it's relevant.
Going back to one of my first comments I said "comparisons to animals don't work. Most people think they are better or above animals." Now what I meant by this was that the argument that 'animals do it' won't be enough to convince many people. Oodain replied with "most people are wrong... thinking they are different won't make it so". To my original statement this is irrelevant, since I was dealing directly with people's perceptions of the issue.
Later I responded with "animals are very different from humans. thinking they aren't won't make it so". You responded with "the genitalia still work in the same way". Eventually things were narrowed down to mammals and it's true that many of them (possibly all, I'm no expert) share similarities in their systems. Nonetheless there are still differences among them, the way they work, the stimulation involved etc.
I don't know what I was thinking before when I responded to you since it wasn't particularly relevant to what I was talking about. And it got off-track.