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Our five senses is what we use to interact with the external stimuli we call environment. Those senses are taste, smell, touch, sight, and sound. All of these senses are determined by our genes and those genes are determined through heredity. Our five senses feeds information to our brains and the way our brain processes that information is also determined by our genes. (Ref. 1-7) What this shows is our genes dictate our world view. No matter where a person is they will process the different environments the same. The information would be absorbed through his five senses and digested by his brain. The process is the one constant. Because this process doesn’t change and only the environment does we can come to the conclusion that genetics determines how we interact in different situations.
How can we confirm this? A study was done on Identical Twins who were separated at birth, who later on reunited after 39 years. They prove to have higher than normal similarities. They enjoyed the same drinks, ice cream, and they even shared the same hobbies. Also, “Brain wave tests produced skyline-like graphs looking like 2 views of the same city.” (Ref. 8) These Identical twins grew up in different environments, the only constant was their genetics.
