Intriguing Study Trans Guys Might Find Interesting

[Guest Leah1026]

I came across the following intriguing article on another forum:

http://www.the-scientist.com/blog/display/56212/

What else can they find?

Is their a similar gene that works in biological males?

Could this change the way transition is done in the future?

Very interesting no?

[Sally]

Wow!

Maybe all of my childhood dreams were just ahead of their time!

Wouldn't that be great>

Thanks Leah.

Love ya,

Sally

[Guest CJwar]

Wow. Science is advancing nicely.

Who knows, maybe in 10 years I might be able to have everything I hoped and dreamed for. I wish I had become a Scientist so I could hurry the process along. But this is good news. Thanks for sharing.

[Guest ChloëC]

I think Zager and Evens were far too pessimistic (or conservative) in suggesting the year 2525 for scientific leaps. More likely 2125 at the rate discoveries are being made, and attempted to be put into production.

Someone once said the Golden Age of anything is about 5 years before you find out about it. I think the Golden Age of a lot of things (if, as Zager and Evens sang, man and woman can survive), is about 100 years away. (compare Columbus' discovery of the new world and the founding of Plymouth and Jamestown by private individuals, about 120 years, now think of all the years people lived and died waiting for that dream to actually start)

Chloë

[Guest Donna Jean]

Oh my....

VERY intriguing!

But, of course there are always people born too soon to be on the cusp of great finds...like me.....

Well, it will benefit others in the future! That's good...

Huggs...

Donna Jean

[Guest AlexanderG]

It sounds too good to be true...