The average person can't grasp how genetically determined their lives are.
We are told we can be anything we wish as long as we work hard, but that's a lie. There is no aerospace engineer with an IQ of 85 for a reason. We can only acquire skills within the limits of our potential.
Genes that contribute to musical talent run in families. Even learning languages seems to be associated with one's genes to some extent. Building muscle mass is easier for men whose genes allow them to do so. In other words, there is no gym for your genes.
Attracting sexual and romantic partners is largely dependent on genes, as little can be done about one's face, height, and race. Financial resources and social status, both attractive to women seeking providers, are correlated with higher intelligence and conscientiousness—two neuropsychological characteristics largely shaped by genes.
We are mere spectators stuck inside biological machines, popularly known as bodies, with little to no free will. We cannot wish to fulfill the biological necessity of reproducing, we cannot wish to attract sexual or romantic partners, we cannot wish to acquire more skills than our genetic potential allows, and we cannot wish to be physically and mentally healthy.
You are either born a winner or a loser in this world.
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- Physical attractiveness is primarily genetic.
- Mental health is primarily genetic.
- Behavior is primarily genetic.
- Intelligence is primarily genetic.
We are told we can be anything we wish as long as we work hard, but that's a lie. There is no aerospace engineer with an IQ of 85 for a reason. We can only acquire skills within the limits of our potential.
Genes that contribute to musical talent run in families. Even learning languages seems to be associated with one's genes to some extent. Building muscle mass is easier for men whose genes allow them to do so. In other words, there is no gym for your genes.
Attracting sexual and romantic partners is largely dependent on genes, as little can be done about one's face, height, and race. Financial resources and social status, both attractive to women seeking providers, are correlated with higher intelligence and conscientiousness—two neuropsychological characteristics largely shaped by genes.
We are mere spectators stuck inside biological machines, popularly known as bodies, with little to no free will. We cannot wish to fulfill the biological necessity of reproducing, we cannot wish to attract sexual or romantic partners, we cannot wish to acquire more skills than our genetic potential allows, and we cannot wish to be physically and mentally healthy.
You are either born a winner or a loser in this world.
Ability to Learn New Language is in Your Genes - Neuroscience News
According to a new study, a genetic variation in the FOXP2 gene is associated with the ability for adults to learn new languages.
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The complex genetics of musical talent
Are musicians born or made? Exploring the genetics of musical ability using absolute pitch.
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The Link Between Genetics and Muscle Growth | ISSA
Personalized genetic tests make training more individualized than ever before. If you have information about your client's ability to gain and grow muscle, you can maximize their workouts, help them set more appropriate goals, and guide them to make pro...
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Genome-wide association studies establish that human intelligence is highly heritable and polygenic - Molecular Psychiatry
General intelligence is an important human quantitative trait that accounts for much of the variation in diverse cognitive abilities. Individual differences in intelligence are strongly associated with many important life outcomes, including educational and occupational attainments, income...
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Heritability estimates of the Big Five personality traits based on common genetic variants - Translational Psychiatry
According to twin studies, the Big Five personality traits have substantial heritable components explaining 40–60% of the variance, but identification of associated genetic variants has remained elusive. Consequently, knowledge regarding the molecular genetic architecture of personality and to...
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