[ SECRET POST #5135 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5135 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

So all mental illness is a result of inbreeding? That's... an interesting take.

[(Anonymous)]

Yes that is exactly what I said instead of talking about the royal family and the Hanover line /s

[(Anonymous)]

But the genetics in question didn't come from the Hanover line, as a quick scan of their Wikipedia entry will tell you. So yes that is what you were kinda implying.

[(Anonymous)]

Isn't it fascinating how you can misinterpret absolutely everything if you only try hard enough. Yes obviously that is exactly what they meant.

[(Anonymous)]

This is a deeply stupid attempt at a gotcha.

Obviously not all mental illness is the result of inbreeding. Some mental illness does have a hereditary component, however, and inbreeding - particularly over multiple generations, as occurred with British and European royalty - will both make those more prevalent within a family line, and will potentially result in more severe effects in later generations.

[(Anonymous)]

The Fanes had learning disabilities, not mental illness. Learn the difference.