Thursday, October 4, 2012

Genetics, Personal Politics and Public Policy

For decades research has reemphasized the deterministic power of genetic
endowment, and the conditioning effects of one's environment. But in more
recent years, the dominance of genetics has been ascendant in influence
according to the most credible research. And further research evidence
indicates that our political and social policy inclinations are
significantly influenced by the presence or absence of various genes in our
individual genetic profile. If this is at all of interest to you, read on.

Link to the review article in The Economist on-line:
http://www.economist.com/node/21564191?fsrc=nlw%7Chig%7C10-4-2012%7C3671086%
7C36652682%7CNA


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