Is there any twin studies on this?

@snake the paper I posted is from twin and adoption studies

I don't think you are actually low on education. You are just dumb. You probably have been taught how genes work, and you failed back then, when taught by a professional educator.

I think you lost the argument

Ok then it should be able to measure heritability pretty well then

@ETBrooD

It actually measures heritability by 50%

You still don't see you mistake.

You lost the argument whiic

Because those studies automatically check for environmental causes such as parents

reasonably speaking, if you know youre not supposed to drink during pregnancy, and you do anyway, you probably have a strong addiction in your bones rather than socialogical

so theres that

Also the study specified that the parents didn’t drink during pregnancy?

Dude, we were talking about FAS being inheritable, you started to lose and then showed a study about AUD

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No, we started by talking about heritability of IQ

Fetal alcohol syndrome is different from alcoholism.

That's what @XoviaHarmile said.

Then I argued that nutrition plays a big part in the development of IQ

And then I argued that nutrition plays a big part in genes, too

Stop gish-galloping already.

I'm talking to Xovia

https://delphihealthgroup.com/alcohol/hereditary/

You are still gish-galloping.

You never admitted any mistake on fetal alcohol syndrome being genetic.

I thought you weren't interested in arguing anymore whiic

Drinking alcohol doesn't give you AUD, it isn't changing your genetics

Fine, I wouldn't reach you anyway. You don't acknowledge developmental disorders to exist outside of "it causes mutation in genes, herpa derpa".

Just read the article @XoviaHarmile

https://gyazo.com/9745658c2602de7bf7d5ffd7ebe4292f

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@whiic

@Monstrous Moonshine Similar levels of denseness experienced, yes.

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@ETBrooD if they are twins they'll have the same genes, just because one due to social situations starts drinking doesn't mean that his genes have changed from those of their sibling. In the quote you highlighted it doesn't seem to suggest that genes causing a highly likelihood of addiction isn't being caused by alcoholism, but is just common

Although I don't know where from the article you've taken the quote from, so I could just be misinterpreting it

Anyway, I'mma go part-take in the pastime of geniuses

Playing Minecraft

That wasn't what was tested obviously

They tested the effect of drinking on the twins' offspring

Listen this is why people hate talking to you whiic, you argue someone, they fuck up and point and then that’s all it’s about. Everyone that argues you fucks up at one point or another