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I dont think we have it all yet...

Submitted by Tara Raju on Mon, 03/24/2008 - 5:43pm.
I really enjoy the questions that have been brought up by Angel, EB and Jenn. There are so many questions that have yet to be answered that it seems almost asinine to assume that we found the big picture in regards to behavior. Like obviously, as brought up that experiment in Jenn's post, some behavior is in fact genetic and influenced by outside factors. The brain is different for everybody so what really accounts for the uniform behaviors that all of us, fofor the most part, have like walking, talking, etc. To what extent are our behaviors influenced by genetics, actually neurology and all of that craziness? How and why to they influence/define our behaviors only to the extent that they do?

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