Kiranga
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Mkuu, tatizo hata hujasoma hiyo link.The problem is, these kinds of articles and 'researches' are abundant and often contradicting each other.
So the question really comes down to, is it a general scientific consensus that morality is inherited?
How's the P2P review for the paper?
I could dive for a this paper vs that paper debate, but I feel its a waste of time. that's why I'd like to argue here in Jf on such points.
That being said, I'd like to know How does genetics affect phylosophy, culture & religion?
(Note: even if it does, it still wouldn't affect Morality as those three do)
Nilitegema better questions from the link.
Sasa unabisha kuelewa au unabisha kubisha tu?
Hata swali lako linaonesha umekosa umakini wa kutofautisha "is morality inheritable?" from "is morality inherited?".
I am not arguing all of morality is inherited. I am arguing aspects of morality are inheritable and inherited, in the same way the link does.
Are you disputing this simple fact?
The question on whether morality is learned or inherited is really a false dichotomy. It is both. Just as behavior is partly due to nature and partly due to nurture. This is really the same issue.
Now, are you also disputing that behavior is partly due to nature and partly due to nurture?
You can't maintain your position without ridiculously disputing this established position.