Your math logic is incorrect. Let's say 40% of people, men or women would go bi under the right cirumstances. You would have a chance to date 40% of either sex or 40% of 100% of the population.
If you you only go for straight sex you only get a dating pool of 60% of men or 60% of women. 60% of half the population or roughly 30% of people.
Your saying 40% would go bi, and 60 percent are straight. You need to be consistent and either use "would go bi" and "would go straight" or "definitely bi" and definitely straight"
Because you have not accounted for the possibility of people who "would go bi" to be straight. If you're straight, bisexual people of the opposite gender are still among your dating options.
Would you rather turn asexual or gay?
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Your math logic is incorrect. Let's say 40% of people, men or women would go bi under the right cirumstances. You would have a chance to date 40% of either sex or 40% of 100% of the population.
If you you only go for straight sex you only get a dating pool of 60% of men or 60% of women. 60% of half the population or roughly 30% of people.
30% is less than 40%.
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No way in hell 40% are bi, 10% at the very best.
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I realize this. You stated:
"If it's less than half, then I'm right."
I was showing how that's incorrect. The balance actually tips at 1/3.
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I still don't get it. Why ar you acting like "going bi in the right circumstance" is mutually exclusive to being straight?
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I am not making a statement on bi, straight, gay or otherwise.
I am commenting on your math, which is incorrect.
It's not complicated.
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Your saying 40% would go bi, and 60 percent are straight. You need to be consistent and either use "would go bi" and "would go straight" or "definitely bi" and definitely straight"
Because you have not accounted for the possibility of people who "would go bi" to be straight. If you're straight, bisexual people of the opposite gender are still among your dating options.
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Just admit you were wrong on your 50% number. Twisted leaps of semantic logic doesn't change the math. It's not that big a deal CHIEF.