Yes. Humans do struggle in their attempts to get past the innate nature... it's not happening... sorry evolutionists.
Heritability increases as the quality of environments improve. I bet the same thing applies at the level of the family.https://twitter.com/SteveStuWill/status/1001423665286725634 …
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*improves. Not you too, Doc!
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So whats the solution?
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And I bet irritability increases as the quality of environments worsen. And everyone knows the same thing applies at the level of the family.
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By this, do you mean that the variations within a family increase as the quality of the family environment increases?
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I guess you have to be an intellectual superhuman megabeing to understand this . I am not . Would love to be educated by this , but having seen
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I can illustrate by example, perhaps: if you had 4 kids, 1 of which was genetically predisposed to sing well and raised them in an environment A. no singing allowed, and B. singing was nurtured, the variance in the phenotype (singing) would be more apparent in environment B.
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No, it means worse environments make only adapted species and subspecies pass on their genes. If we all have food, have eliminated most diseases with medicine, and have no predators to fear but ourselves, our likelihood to pass on our genes maximizes.
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