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This question is similar to the comedy movie "Trading Places".
Where two brothers (Don Ameche & Ralph Bellamy) make a bet on genetic vs. upbring. I suggest you watch it. |
I remember listening to a talk show in Los Angeles where the host said he was walking by the downtown library late (after school hours) the previous day.
Lots of kids playing outside; skateboards, break dancing, smoking. He decided to walk inside. The study tables were filled with kids studying. They all looked like Asians. Their teachers did not influence this, I'm sure. |
Both pretty much equal
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It does not matter. The person (singular) did not have a choice of either.
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For example, a Native American Indian is far more likely to become an alcoholic if they start drinking alcohol no matter who raises them. It has also been shown that criminal acts have a genetic"predisposition towards " as well. How someone is raised is vitally important, but genetics plays a huge role as well. Claiming it does not is a recipe for failure. |
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The rest of us know it is not and we find it an interesting topic to discuss. Out of curiosity, did you learn to incorrectly call things click bait from your parents or from the location you grew up in? |
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I vote for the country you’re born in over parents. Sure, a poopy parent can damage a child, but a strong child can overcome said parent and rise to new heights. Right, dad? lol!!! |
Parents! People make a country good or bad. Not the other way around, so I would say parents.
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Important for what in particular? Neither are important to me.
Much more important if they're decent, law abiding, respectful people. |
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