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First born here, my brother is straight.
Also, this is linked to epigenitcs. And afaik, the latest study published on the topic showed an accuracy of 67% when it came to predict one's sexual orientation from one's epigenome.
I'll just leave that piece by Nessa Carey (one of the leading epigeneticists) about the topic.
And if you are interested in epigenetics, please try reading Carey's books (here and here), they are surprisingly easy to understand.
"The Epigenetic Revolution* by Nessa Carey is a great read. Epigentics is at the frontier of genetic and evolutionary science, and Nessa gives a great all around introduction to the field in tone as technical as Dawkins' in The Selfish Gene (or even slightly more technical, or at least jargon filled).
Nick Lane's "The Vital Question" is also quite good and more well-known.
Excellent! It's always good to hit the mark.
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What do you make of these points about stress?
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/how-dads-stresses-get-passed-along-to-offspring/
https://www.pnas.org/content/112/44/13699.full
https://abstractsonline.com/pp8/#!/4649/presentation/31820
https://www.amazon.com/Epigenetics-Revolution-Rewriting-Understanding-Inheritance/dp/0231161166