The idea that the brain is somehow immune to generic influence makes sense when you remember that many of these people also believe in a fundamental split between the brain/mind and the body - that’s how phrases like “girl brain” and “born in the wrong body” become part of accepted discussion. Also, anyone who’s a parent knows that kids …
The idea that the brain is somehow immune to generic influence makes sense when you remember that many of these people also believe in a fundamental split between the brain/mind and the body - that’s how phrases like “girl brain” and “born in the wrong body” become part of accepted discussion. Also, anyone who’s a parent knows that kids are not blank slates - I’m a bookworm introvert mother to an artsy extrovert, and she’s been the way she is since infancy.
The idea that the brain is somehow immune to generic influence makes sense when you remember that many of these people also believe in a fundamental split between the brain/mind and the body - that’s how phrases like “girl brain” and “born in the wrong body” become part of accepted discussion. Also, anyone who’s a parent knows that kids are not blank slates - I’m a bookworm introvert mother to an artsy extrovert, and she’s been the way she is since infancy.
*genetic