JohnBoy2000
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Eugenics being the contention that cross breeding of two "stud" specimens renders the optimized outcome (theoretically).
Epigenetics seems to yield actually a more genuine outcome.
It's a cross of phenotypes
The determinant of development is actually the thought process one acquires.
That is to say, the phenotype is the thought process, therefore the product of cross-phenotyping (offspring) - will actually be a product of the mentality of specimens that bred.
I think that's accurate.
Gene mutations aside (such as disease), in healthy offspring, their predisposed "thought" setup is simply a combination of their parents mentalities.
Mentalities dictate long term phenotyping, i.e. gene expression.
i.e. performance, life potential, "character".
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During lockdown I was replaying an old video game from way back;
It's primary theme is actually genetics.
What the cut scene outlines is that, gene cross breeding to produce ultimate specimens is unreliable at best.
i.e. Hilters idea of the Arian race could in terms of actual performance, never have been successful.
Conventional eugenics simply doesn't materialize.
Why?
The phenotype, the development phase, ultimately - thought process acquisition - what that means, and how its optimized.
That is the true denominator of performance and success.
Epigenetics seems to yield actually a more genuine outcome.
It's a cross of phenotypes
The determinant of development is actually the thought process one acquires.
That is to say, the phenotype is the thought process, therefore the product of cross-phenotyping (offspring) - will actually be a product of the mentality of specimens that bred.
I think that's accurate.
Gene mutations aside (such as disease), in healthy offspring, their predisposed "thought" setup is simply a combination of their parents mentalities.
Mentalities dictate long term phenotyping, i.e. gene expression.
i.e. performance, life potential, "character".
.....
During lockdown I was replaying an old video game from way back;
It's primary theme is actually genetics.
What the cut scene outlines is that, gene cross breeding to produce ultimate specimens is unreliable at best.
i.e. Hilters idea of the Arian race could in terms of actual performance, never have been successful.
Conventional eugenics simply doesn't materialize.
Why?
The phenotype, the development phase, ultimately - thought process acquisition - what that means, and how its optimized.
That is the true denominator of performance and success.
