“genes do not and cannot code for behavior or any other characteristic” How are these people published in any journal?
Since 1869, 'nature vs. nurture' has concerned what % of trait variance is explained by genetic variance, vs. by shared family environment. Behavior genetics gave the answer: Nature wins, for most traits. Bad-faith blogs like this just move the goalpostshttps://phys.org/news/2020-05-scientific-zombie-nature-nurture-debate.html …
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Lot of birds building nests round my way, did they learn that from their parents?
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nonshared environment narrowly settles for silver
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In consideration of a billion years of sexual reproduction focused on the four Fs followed by five thousand years of civilization how could nature possibly win?
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The problem is what is a “trait”. I usually wear trousers, intead of a loincloth. And I think that behavior is not genetically determined.
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I read this and thought like duh
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