Quote (Sioux @ Sun, Jun 21 2009, 10:17pm)
This is a pretty bad misrepresentation of genetics. It's pretty clear that our DNA doesn't encode for our personalities.
i wouldn't say that.
For example: imagine a good looking baby and a bad looking one.
The good looking baby gets more attention by its environment than the bad looking one. Thats a sad thing, but its human at all

This attention could change the babys behaviour in interaction with foreigners.
Well in this case, the dna itself doesn't affekt the behaviour in a direct way, but it has an affekt.
All in all i dont think it makes sence to ask what is determined by your dna and what is determined by your environment. You have to watch this 2 factors in interaktion.