Then you should read Zizek's *Absolute Recoil* and *Less Than Nothing*.

How does changing ones gens changes brainstructure?

Changing the topic, are we? Regardless, that too can be changed.

You know, those chemicals in the food do it all the time!

@Garbage >not supporting

No im not changing topics

so many accusations you make

Why not?

You focussed on genes and when I said that they can be changed, you went to brain structure. Hint: you should've gone there first.

But no, that too can be changed.

Those chemicals in the food effect the gentic potential in a negative way . this doesnt proves you can beyong the gentic potential

Also >implying that this matters with regards to political attitudes and movements

Is it always a negative way?

you make the state ment that you can make ppl go beyong their gentic potential with the use of tech

What about things like folic acid, iron, all that shit?

so i ask for clarification what this magical tech is that makes ppl smarter

>magical

It's already here.

Yiou are talking about having a good fuctional biolgial system

>making a flawless argument >impliieing

that system is still bound by its gentic potential

Then your focus is limited, since we are not reducible to our biology.

Offenders head half dead at times

Nok-nok

And we're not bound by our biological bodies.

We have things drilled into them, extended from them, cloaked around them.

Even *capitalism* demands this.

You are talking about having your gentic potential demished by chemicals

No, you're talking about genetic potential.

I'm saying that even if you focussed on that, we can modify it.

i dont see how this proves you can increase a presons ability beyond its determinate gentic make up

'chemicals' isn't the only focus.

It was merely *an example*, and you still haven't proved your case regarding it.

You can only condition the potential so much

>matrix >capitalism

you are talking about conditional factors such as nutrcioun

This is in teh gentic potential

And the genes can't be modified?

Nutrition

Not of a living thing

for the next generations maybe