[ SECRET POST #2759 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2759 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

In real life I can't think of anything that people are born with/develop that should have a registry.

[cbrachyrhynchos]

I can think of a few things, like a habit of punching your spouse/partner.

[(Anonymous)]

That's a choice, though. It may stem from something biological or naturally developed, but you still have to choose to punch your spouse. You don't choose to be depressed.

[diet_poison]

People aren't born with punching people...?

[cbrachyrhynchos]

"born with/develop" Now it seems that we're adding the hidden adverb "naturally" which doesn't exactly make sense to me from my developmental psychology courses, but go figure.

[(Anonymous)]

You would still have to choose to punch someone though.

[(Anonymous)]

Late response is late! But! Going off topic...

There actually are genes that affect aggressiveness. Two copies of the gene makes you more POTENTIALLY incredibly aggressive. Of course, this is where the argument for nurture comes in because, even though you have two copies of the gene, you still might grow up to be incredibly gentle. The researcher, who was extremely gentle, possessed two copies of the gene... as did his entire family, including his great aunt several times removed who had been a famous (and literal) ax murderess!