and because the same behaviour does NOT result from the same stimulus, it is highly subjective

But it leads to the same result lol

You get X and Y and create kid

You see bad thing and you do X or Y action

To run or fight

Is smiling innate or learned

Smiling is innate

genetics does not encapsulate behaviour; instinct, yes. but NOT behaviour

Given that you can trigger smiling via electrodes, I'd say it's innate

Children blind from birth smile

they've never seen one

but still do it

That’s what I thought

Yes nothing encapsulates behavior entirely

Semantics. You're basically saying behavior is what happens when instinct meets stimulus.

it's like trying to compare two equations, X^1 vs X^4 and saying, "both contain X.. must be the SAME'

no

What about curiosity is that learned or innate?

an aptitude is like a differential element of an equation. the whole equation together is 'behaviour'

the 'output'

Instinct is behaviour

but one term doesn't maketh a relationship

I don’t think any1 is arguing that

again, if ONLY if you are a FLATLANDER

Heck even the wikipedia page calls instinct 'innate behaviour'

LMFAO

wikipedia says there are 30 genders too

Is being trans an innate behavior?

No

MA, you're losing here.

your point?

Wikipedia says there are 30 genders?

Gross

Okay what about this.

@ubermensch Gender dysphoria is. It's a genetic abnormality that leads to hormone imbalance and thus conflicting identity. Rapid onset dysphoria, however, is learned through fashionable peer pressure.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fixed_action_pattern

Sargons wouldn't even rape comment just came up in the commons from the victim in question

sorry, i could make a better argument however text is cumbersome and doesn't support such composite differential equations

@Marushia Dark well ok it’s innate their confused about themselves