Genes and Free Will
Genes are not the ultimate controllers of our fate; rather, they function like switches influenced by our environment and psychological states. Emotional experiences, such as stress or the joy of a newborn, can activate different genetic responses, highlighting the complex interplay between biology and our surroundings. This perspective challenges the notion of complete self-determination, suggesting that our perceived autonomy may be more constrained than we think.In this clip
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The Science of Stress & Free Will | Dr. Robert Sapolsky
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