evolution and humans: nature vs society

OccultHawk · 12-10-2020, 12:47 PM

A real conversation would be hard because it would be about what part of the anatomy dictates behavior and how and then on how environmental factors change the biological hardware that dictates behavior and how. If it’s not in the language of hard science and real biology it’s just pulling theories out of your ass that mean nothing.

Start with a specific like frontal lobe development

**Marie Monday** · 12-10-2020, 12:47 PM

@jwb I admire your perseverance man

OccultHawk · 12-10-2020, 12:49 PM

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Originally Posted by jwb

This is literally a 3rd grade class lmao

It shouldn’t be taught that way. You can oversimplify things for children but you shouldn’t do it if the oversimplification makes it incorrect.

OccultHawk · 12-10-2020, 12:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Marie Monday

@jwb I admire your perseverance man

It would be much more admirable to see the question beyond the perspective of a third grader.

~~jwb~~ · 12-10-2020, 12:55 PM

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Originally Posted by OccultHawk

A real conversation would be hard because it would be about what part of the anatomy dictates behavior and how and then on how environmental factors change the biological hardware that dictates behavior and how. If it’s not in the language of hard science and real biology it’s just pulling theories out of your ass that mean nothing.

Start with a specific like frontal lobe development

the **** are you talking about? The more generic/mainstream it is, the easier it is to convey on a lay person level. The more specific you get the more expertise you need. Neither of us are qualified to do so. But I know enough generic science to be confident in everything I've said thus far and I can back it up with sources if need be. None of it is my own speculation.

**Marie Monday** · 12-10-2020, 12:58 PM

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Originally Posted by OccultHawk

It would be much more admirable to see the question beyond the perspective of a third grader.

It would, you should strive for that

OccultHawk · 12-10-2020, 01:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Marie Monday

It would, you should strive for that

**** you, Marie

I suggested frontal lobe development.

~~jwb~~ · 12-10-2020, 01:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Marie Monday

@jwb I admire your perseverance man

thank you. And now I see him saying "they spl shouldn't teach it that way"... Ok OH the whole world is wrong and you're right. I'm working 12 hour shifts. Perseverance? Yeah I don't have time for this ****.

OccultHawk · 12-10-2020, 01:22 PM

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Originally Posted by jwb

thank you. And now I see him saying "they spl shouldn't teach it that way"... Ok OH the whole world is wrong and you're right. I'm working 12 hour shifts. Perseverance? Yeah I don't have time for this ****.

God forbid you be expected to discuss biology when you start a thread about biology.

OccultHawk · 12-10-2020, 01:58 PM

Why Nature vs Nurture is a False Dichotomy – Jason Dean, MD

Why Nature vs Nurture is a False Dichotomy

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There is really no difference between biology and psychology ...

Neurobiology and psychology are really the same thing ...

Nature vs nurture? is a contradiction of terms

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