@Nephandus Not to mention that genetics and intelligence don't exactly play nice with each other. There is a base potential that humans are born with, but intelligence is determined by more than just nature. Epigenetics are just as important. The term refers to how changes in the expression but not contents of the gene can affect the organism. A number of things can cause these changes such as environmental factors or the presence of a different gene. It explains why identical twins don't grow up to be exactly the same.
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@Nephandus Not to mention that genetics and intelligence don't exactly play nice with each other. There is a base potential that humans are born with, but intelligence is determined by more than just nature. Epigenetics are just as important. The term refers to how changes in the expression but not contents of the gene can affect the organism. A number of things can cause these changes such as environmental factors or the presence of a different gene. It explains why identical twins don't grow up to be exactly the same.