Study finds some truth to ‘gaydar’ concept

Another one of those "studies" and "research" that any WN could have predicted the results before the "research" proposal was drafted.

Of course fags have a some special power that normal people don't.

Note that the "research" and "reporting" has no problem implying that there is such a thing a fagitry and that it is not just a "social construct" like race.

Think such a thing a jewdar exist? Well that depends. If the "study" wanted demonstrate that the jew has a special power of course there is jewdar. If the "study" wanted to prove that White do not have jewdar, of course the "study" would "prove" that jewdar is nothing more than anti-semitism.

Could Whites have Aryadar? Of course all "research" would prove no.

A new study by Northeastern University finds that the concept of “gaydar” (that gays and lesbians are better able to detect someone’s sexuality on first meeting) has some truth to it. An all-female study found that women who identified as lesbians were in fact more accurately able to identity another woman’s sexuality than their heterosexual counterparts.

This is not the first study to validate the existence of a keener ability gays and lesbians have to “know their own.” A 2012 study reached the conclusion that gaydar was possibly a phenomenon caused by an ability to access facial features and spacial distances between features.

I’ve been doing my own research on the subject and have also reached the conclusion that yes, gaydar is real. We all have a gaydar inside of us but some have naturally more attuned senses of sexuality (i.e. LGBT people who need to be able to identify one another) than others. Like anything else, gaydar is a tool you can get better at using: a little practice is all it takes to release your inner gaydar.

There’s no better place to first develop your gaydar than San Francisco. For most Bay Area natives the experience of growing up in proximity to so much sexual diversity gives us a much higher calibrated sense of sexual identities: we have to develop these so we don’t accidentally hit on the wrong person.

It’s not just that people’s sexualities are diverse here. Even before the cultural expansion of gay identity to include a wider spectrum of LGBT “types,” San Francisco has represented every degree of outward queerness and we need to be able to spot subtleties. A San Francisco honed ‘dar can be used effectively anywhere in the world. I like to think of it as training in high altitude then competing at sea level.