Inherited trauma

[Magical Realist]

Oh so he's worried about protecting evolution. I see an ideological bias here. Like the natural selectionists versus the Lamarkians.What's he afraid of? Losing freewill?

Did you even bother to read the second critique?  If you find the subject interesting, why wouldn't you want to read the critical responses, as well?  I don't get it, MR.

What's my reading assignment again?

You like to brag about reading. Here's something for you:

http://blog.episona.com/3-examples-trans...heritance/

[Syne]

Why would anybody want to debunk such a study to begin with?

It's called science and peer review.

[Secular Sanity]

What's my reading assignment again?

You like to brag about reading. Here's something for you:

http://blog.episona.com/3-examples-trans...heritance/

I do like to read. I'm not criticizing your topic. It's an interesting subject. It's not like I don't appreciate it.

Thanks, MR!

[elte]

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well it is good that you have decided to start studying. what type of assistance do you require ?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientific_control

Belated Hi RainbowUnicorn,

I was unsure of what to make of your general attutude and positions and was trying to be more on the subdued side of interaction in my response just to be safe.  I think I see that you are a kind and safe online associate.   I've come back to square one in our interaction and returned here to say Thanks.

[Ben the Donkey]

Still thinking that children learn from parents.
In the same way children can be seen holding up placards at human rights rallies, they'll take on the emotional content of the parents in other things.

There's nothing mystical about people taking on the emotional responses of the parents.
Don't ever underestimate the human mind. It learns.

The only real thing one need ever examine is from where.