Hello!

 

Based on the idea, that testoserone and estrogen are both produced in private area in male and female; can one infer that the hormone responsible for our height is not produced as much in those who are immature?  Testosterone after all makes bones grow longer (not the same as ordinary Growth Hormone which is more for repairing cells and tissues), so it would be intuitive no?

 

Can you say that a person that would be in their 20's would be very short if they didn't understand the concept of genders and s*x?  To the point they still had no idea where babies came from even at 28 years of age, and are very much into baby rattles and things like that.  Is it possible that you could be not having maturity, much knowledge or rationality; but be taller than 2 feet tall even after 18?

What do you think?

1 hour ago, AlexSlater1234567 said:

Can you say that a person that would be in their 20's would be very short if they didn't understand the concept of genders and s*x? 

No.

 

http://www.ikonet.com/en/visualdictionary/static/us/hormones

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The human body secretes and circulates some 50 different hormones. A wide variety of these chemical substances are produced by endocrine cells, most of which are in glands. The hormones then enter the blood system to circulate throughout the body and activate target cells. The endocrine system, tightly linked to the nervous system, controls a large number of the body’s functions: metabolism, homeostasis, growth, sexual activity, and contraction of the smooth and cardiac muscles.

 

1 hour ago, John Cuthber said:

No.

 

No?

3 minutes ago, AlexSlater1234567 said:

No?

Yes

4 minutes ago, AlexSlater1234567 said:

No?

"No" is correct 

What you should look at is people whio are developmentally disabled and unable to understand these concepts still grow. Or people who are in a coma.

Delete. (Silly, even for me)

Edited March 3, 20223 yr by TheVat
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It's possible since taller people tend to be natural leaders.

I believe maturity is also related to how well someone metabolizes carbohydrates.

I have GLUT1 deficiency syndrome which is basically permanent ketogenic metabolism and my maturity decreases to that of a child if I consume carbohydrates.

1 hour ago, genio said:

It's possible since taller people tend to be natural leaders.

This isn't correct. If there's a correlation, it's that people tend to prefer leaders with taller stature, not that taller people make natural leaders. The fact that we see them as more capable doesn't make them more capable.

1 minute ago, Phi for All said:

This isn't correct. If there's a correlation, it's that people tend to prefer leaders with taller stature, not that taller people make natural leaders. The fact that we see them as more capable doesn't make them more capable.

Is there a correlation?

26 minutes ago, Genady said:

Is there a correlation?

At least in the US there seems to be: https://www.gertstulp.com/pdf/Stulp et al 2013_TLQ_Presidential height.pdf

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"The advantage of taller candidates is potentially explained by perceptions associated with height: taller presidents are rated by experts as 'greater', and having more leadership and communication skills. We conclude that height is an important characteristic in choosing and evaluating political leaders."
"Height is associated with some of the same perceptions and outcomes as is strength. For example, individuals with taller stature are perceived as better leaders and attain higher status within a wide variety of modern political and organizational contexts."

 

22 minutes ago, Phi for All said:

At least in the US there seems to be: https://www.gertstulp.com/pdf/Stulp et al 2013_TLQ_Presidential height.pdf

 

Thank you.

Sigh...this forum really doesn't have anyone that looks like they've passed grade 9 by any means.

 

No one even cites their work?

1 hour ago, AlexSlater1234567 said:

No one even cites their work?

Did you?

Lol. In a thread with only 8 replies, 2 of them have citations. 

9 hours ago, AlexSlater1234567 said:

 

No one even cites their work?

I also try to avoid self referencing when I write spreadsheets- and for the same reason.

10 hours ago, AlexSlater1234567 said:

Sigh...this forum really doesn't have anyone that looks like they've passed grade 9 by any means.

 

No one even cites their work?

Why don't you leave, then, and we'll all be happier? Win-win. 

Edited March 4, 20223 yr by exchemist