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That’s very interesting that while taking one gene out, it affected all the others. Causing an increased susceptibility to other diseases while “curing” another one. I wonder how many other instances that has happened. We don’t know the long term effects of all this new technology, I agree with kim that we shouldn’t be testing it on humans. Science is tricky business and so is nature we shouldn’t be messing with it.
I really like the idea that the people that were creating would be different and feel like less. I think that it’s a really valid point. What will all of this mean in terms of healthcare. While it may decrease disease, will there be a whole new set of problems? What will this mean in terms of evolution. I also do agree that we should leave science out of it and let nature take its course.
I agree that children learn everything from adults! That’s why you have to be so careful around children they pick up everything you do and say. As you stated its important that they learn safety and responsibility from a young age. As they will use that for their whole lives. Men can be aggressive because of testosterone. Hormones play a huge role in how we behave. Humanism is such a cool aspect to psychology, I really relate to being interested in that. There is good in every person
I really enjoy how said that walking in a line can show different personality types such as leader and follower and on. I do also think that children crave structure I think that is something that makes them feel better at that age. I do believe that as a the world gets crazier that more people have trauma, which can influence how we interact leading to more aggression. I do think that men can be “trying to show off” and prove they are tougher, I think that comes from a long time of trying to do so.
Crystal,
I also grew up in a mainly white neighborhood as well and it did impact me alot. I was mexican growing up in a white school, it was hard not to feel alienated. I’m sorry that you had to go through so many struggles in life. I too was taught to love and be kind to everyone despite our differences. Can you imagine what type of world we would live in if everyone was taught that? Can you imagine the different environment for culture?Katie,
I can relate a lot to thinking that your independent at a young age. My mom was a line cook and worked long evening hours, I was often left alone. Now I as well like to live a quieter life now. I do think that as much as it was tougher when you’re younger but it was beneficial. It helped me prepare for the world ahead of me. Although I am not a middle child I can empathize with the dynamics of it, as my closest sister nikky is a middle child and she has shared her struggles with me. I think that it’s really cool that your mother was a nurse, I don’t have anyone medical in my family. Did that inspire you to be a nurse?
