why can't societal factors alter the way we act on a certain situation though

raw environment and its impact has nothing to do with specifically one line of inherited genetics. What you're referring to is the evolutionary accumulation of experiences and knowledge that has allowed for a natural reaction to environment to be built in a way that resists negative traits.

you can still force someone

to partake in a negative simulation where the environment causes prmanent damage

to that individuals long term well being

Soceital factors have minor influence. I read in a psychology book Some people who are genetically predisposed to have high self esteem and so despite growing up in a bad enviorment the still lead successfull happy lives. Anxiety, traits like that are genetic aswell you cant develop it. I got anxiety from my mother.

some scientists say that there is a genetic memory and that traumas and other things experienced through life can pass onto your children

no

yep

thats just bogus

lol

I dont believe that

I mean it doesn't exist

nothing else to really say about it

perhaps you're just retarded

triggered.

explain to me

how that makes any bit of logical sense

lmao

perhaps YOU ARE just retarded

its like saying if u think about flying

you'll develop wings

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Thats like the equivalent of saying "Your children can inherit the dreams you have"

no that's not what that means

You cany inherit enviormental factors like trauma you can only develop it.

morelike chemical responses to stimuli

Oh ok,

like if looking at a christmas tree or tiger evokes certain feelings

that still doesnt connect to how these chemical imbalances would directly impact the pregnancy

or have a significant impact on the pregnancy

those were trained in life

or a long term one on the offspring

its a loose hypothesis

and you can pass those to your children potentially

it makes sense and there is plenty of reason to believe it

no research has been done on it

so its likely not true

yes there has

where?

it's nearly impossible for it to not be true