My ex is a bad quarter white lightskin girl who looks just like her big head ass strong jaw havin ass black dad. Shyt look brazy. She bad. Then u meet her pops and damn near reconsider
Is Brock Lesnar proof that some people shouldn’t have kids?
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Just know that a pretty woman usually has a handsome father.I always feel sorry for girls that resemble their father
Thurgood Thurston III
#LLNB #LLLB #E4R x 2 🖤🖤🖤🆚🌀🌀
Where is this from lmao
Majestyx
Duck Season
Can’t be, she ain’t have it when she was little. She look like a regular little white girl in the IG post.
The secret purpose of 'junk DNA': A guide
Scientists discover that a mysterious swath of our genome contains millions of switches that can mean the difference between John Doe and Usain Bolt
theweek.com
"We used to believe that nearly 99 percent of our DNA was junk, a bit like "all the deleted fragments of documents that clog up your hard disk," says Johnjoe McFadden at Britain's Guardian. But the ENCODE consortium, comprised of 442 researchers working in 32 institutes around the world, found that the material is actually "packed full of genetic switches that tell each cell in your body which genes must be switched on or off to make a muscle, skin, or nerve cell." Researchers found over four million of these gene switches hidden in the not-really-junk DNA — 80 percent of which have "specific biochemical functions," says George Dvorsky at io9.
Because they give instructions on how to create a variety of cells, gene switches in junk DNA can impact height, hair growth, and even musculature. These gene switches are also linked to "a range of human diseases," says Gina Kolata at The New York Times, including multiple sclerosis, lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, Crohn's disease, and celiac disease. In short: Gene switching could mean the difference between healthy people and sick people, says the Guardian's McFadden. It could also mean the difference between a Regular Joe and Superman"
How we inherit masculine and feminine behaviours: a new idea about environment and genes : Find an Expert : The University of Melbourne
Authors: Cordelia Fine, Daphna Joel, John Dupre
findanexpert.unimelb.edu.au
We propose that a stable environment that teaches men to be men and women to be women could be making the need for genetics to enforce such differences in some ways redundant.
This helps to explain what would otherwise seem very surprising: we can rear sheep that can be attracted to goats in a single generation. But perhaps it shouldn’t be so surprising, after all. Only regular cross-species-fostering would provide any selective pressure for sheep and goats to evolve genetic insurance for their sexual preferences.
In fact, genetically determined traits may even be lost when some reliable feature of the environment makes them unnecessary. One example is primates’ loss of the ability to synthesise vitamin C, given this vitamin is readily available in their fruit-based diet.
In fact, recent research from Melissa Hines’ lab suggests that sex may affect who we learn from.
This study found that girls with congenital adrenal hyperplasia (CAH), who are exposed in utero to unusually high levels of androgens (the group of steroid hormones that include testosterone), show a reduced tendency to mimic the behaviour of women and “obey” gender labels.
This may explain the greater interest of girls with CAH in “boy toys”, a finding often taken to support claims that boys’ and girls’ toy preferences diverge in part because of higher prenatal testosterone in boys.
Hines’ study supports the possibility that in some ways, sex, via testosterone, is affecting who we learn from, but the environment determines what we learn. If the environment is gendered, our toy preferences will be too.
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It starts from the womb even,but after the child is born what was once called "junk dna" has been confirmed to switch certain genes and traits on or off at different times as a reaction to the environment. So you just have to put two and two together there. Boys not raised in a masculine environment could easily feel they dont need to switch on their masculine traits. In fact men and who are jealous of the attention women get,we predict will develop a gene that will carry on to their sons. That will cause their son to be androgynous in order to compete with so called "bad bytches". Theoretically a young boy with this psychology could have a gene activated that makes him want to be trans.
The major take away is that now we have to determine whatto do,and what not to do to trigger these activations.
TELL ME YA CHEESIN FAM?
I walk around a little edgy already
Silver Surfer
Veteran
Why are you taking it personal?
If this thread was about black people you wouldn't stop laughing you usual suspect ass pale fakkit
Appears to be a healthy productive family and good influence on his children....
Now tell me...what hypothetical situation were you thinking of around black people?
You dumb c00n
lol google “techno viking”
put her account to private lol.
motionlessZombie
All Star
Mya Lesnar vs Ronda Rousey at either a future UFC event or WrestleMania.
Lord_nikon
Veteran
levitate
I love you, you know.
Perhaps the greatest video in internet history.
You learn biology the same place they taught you about consent? You rapist.The secret purpose of 'junk DNA': A guide
Scientists discover that a mysterious swath of our genome contains millions of switches that can mean the difference between John Doe and Usain Bolt
"We used to believe that nearly 99 percent of our DNA was junk, a bit like "all the deleted fragments of documents that clog up your hard disk," says Johnjoe McFadden at Britain's Guardian. But the ENCODE consortium, comprised of 442 researchers working in 32 institutes around the world, found that the material is actually "packed full of genetic switches that tell each cell in your body which genes must be switched on or off to make a muscle, skin, or nerve cell." Researchers found over four million of these gene switches hidden in the not-really-junk DNA — 80 percent of which have "specific biochemical functions," says George Dvorsky at io9.
Because they give instructions on how to create a variety of cells, gene switches in junk DNA can impact height, hair growth, and even musculature. These gene switches are also linked to "a range of human diseases," says Gina Kolata at The New York Times, including multiple sclerosis, lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, Crohn's disease, and celiac disease. In short: Gene switching could mean the difference between healthy people and sick people, says the Guardian's McFadden. It could also mean the difference between a Regular Joe and Superman"
How we inherit masculine and feminine behaviours: a new idea about environment and genes : Find an Expert : The University of Melbourne
Authors: Cordelia Fine, Daphna Joel, John Dupre
We propose that a stable environment that teaches men to be men and women to be women could be making the need for genetics to enforce such differences in some ways redundant.
This helps to explain what would otherwise seem very surprising: we can rear sheep that can be attracted to goats in a single generation. But perhaps it shouldn’t be so surprising, after all. Only regular cross-species-fostering would provide any selective pressure for sheep and goats to evolve genetic insurance for their sexual preferences.
In fact, genetically determined traits may even be lost when some reliable feature of the environment makes them unnecessary. One example is primates’ loss of the ability to synthesise vitamin C, given this vitamin is readily available in their fruit-based diet.
In fact, recent research from Melissa Hines’ lab suggests that sex may affect who we learn from.
This study found that girls with congenital adrenal hyperplasia (CAH), who are exposed in utero to unusually high levels of androgens (the group of steroid hormones that include testosterone), show a reduced tendency to mimic the behaviour of women and “obey” gender labels.
This may explain the greater interest of girls with CAH in “boy toys”, a finding often taken to support claims that boys’ and girls’ toy preferences diverge in part because of higher prenatal testosterone in boys.
Hines’ study supports the possibility that in some ways, sex, via testosterone, is affecting who we learn from, but the environment determines what we learn. If the environment is gendered, our toy preferences will be too.
.
It starts from the womb even,but after the child is born what was once called "junk dna" has been confirmed to switch certain genes and traits on or off at different times as a reaction to the environment. So you just have to put two and two together there. Boys not raised in a masculine environment could easily feel they dont need to switch on their masculine traits. In fact men and who are jealous of the attention women get,we predict will develop a gene that will carry on to their sons. That will cause their son to be androgynous in order to compete with so called "bad bytches". Theoretically a young boy with this psychology could have a gene activated that makes him want to be trans.
The major take away is that now we have to determine whatto do,and what not to do to trigger these activations.
THIS AINT NO DAMN ALBINO.
