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Topic	Do you believe that someone's intelligence is mostly inherited?
RedPixel 05/18/17 10:43:24 AM #12:	Age 0-4 is a crucial development stage. Psychologists and linguists have tons of evidence pertaining to brain activity, exposure to different environments, and behavioral traits to back these claims up. More this than inheritance in my opinion, from what I've learned. It also explains why primogenitures are smarter than their younger siblings in many cases-- parents don't quite put in the same amount of time and effort as they did when they first become parents. <cite>RedPixel posted [p:879335878] in Do you bel... [t:75357231]...</cite> <quote>Age 0-4 is a crucial development stage. Psychologists and linguists have tons of evidence pertaining to brain activity, exposure to different environments, and behavioral traits to back these claims up. More this than inheritance in my opinion, from what I've learned. It also explains why primogenitures are smarter than their younger siblings in many cases-- parents don't quite put in the same amount of time and effort as they did when they first become parents.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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