Is Brock Lesnar proof that some people shouldn’t have kids?

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No idea, but two of my older brothers resemble my mother who looked like a clone of our late grandmother. All the other siblings look like a combination of both our parents, genetics are complex.
Genetics random as fukk :mjlol:. Some people are a mix of both parents. Some are a clone of one. Some look like a grandparent or an aunt/uncle or some distant relative. You really cant call it until the kid comes out and grows up.
 

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Single mothers? traits? Tf that gotta do with looks you inherit from your parents? Smh


"Science tells us that the interactions between genes and environment shape human development. Despite the misconception that genes are “set in stone,” research shows that early experiences can determine how genes are turned on and off — and even whether some are expressed at all. The healthy development of all organs, including the brain, depends on how much and when certain genes are activated to do certain tasks. The experiences that children have early in life, therefore, play a crucial role in the development of brain architecture."


A child being raised in a female dominated environment is more likely to have his feminine traits expressed. It gets deeper if you understand epigenetics:respect:
 

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Genetics random as fukk :mjlol:. Some people are a mix of both parents. Some are a clone of one. Some look like a grandparent or an aunt/uncle or some distant relative. You really cant call it until the kid comes out and grows up.
This was her when she was younger

 

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"Science tells us that the interactions between genes and environment shape human development. Despite the misconception that genes are “set in stone,” research shows that early experiences can determine how genes are turned on and off — and even whether some are expressed at all. The healthy development of all organs, including the brain, depends on how much and when certain genes are activated to do certain tasks. The experiences that children have early in life, therefore, play a crucial role in the development of brain architecture."


A child being raised in a female dominated environment is more likely to have his feminine traits expressed. It gets deeper if you understand epigenetics:respect:
I'm gonna need some citations. From what I understand, it doesn't work that way.
 

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"Science tells us that the interactions between genes and environment shape human development. Despite the misconception that genes are “set in stone,” research shows that early experiences can determine how genes are turned on and off — and even whether some are expressed at all. The healthy development of all organs, including the brain, depends on how much and when certain genes are activated to do certain tasks. The experiences that children have early in life, therefore, play a crucial role in the development of brain architecture."


A child being raised in a female dominated environment is more likely to have his feminine traits expressed. It gets deeper if you understand epigenetics
Citation needed
 
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