An American geneticist, David Senk, explains why in his book "Ôhe Genius in all of us» («The genius within us all"). Dr. Senk believes therefore that we have overstated the genetic predisposition to the great achievements . " No man is born "moderate" or mediocrity is finally disposed of , "he writes. Because, as is indicated by the comparison with the studies of Canadian Social Psychology Professor Malcolm Gklantgouel, the DNA is not one ....
static footprint, but is significantly influenced by external factors. "There are genetic factors that can be studied independently of the environment," agrees Michael Minei, a professor at McGill University in Canada. Experts have concluded that there is a causal relationship between hereditary and acquired, which are in a continuous sequence and interaction, depending on the environment in which lives and grows each of us. These experiences leave an imprint in every human genome and transferred to his children, but this has nothing to do with the index of our intelligence. David Senk asserts that, by controlling environmental influences, we can overcome the limits that we set our nature. Let's bring, for example, the musical talent."Many believe that they are endowed with a musical ear, but in reality there is no man who has not been inclined to music," he writes. Conclusion? Specific skills are largely acquired.example, the Kenyan runners, who are unrivaled in the marathon. They have been endowed by nature with some specific genes? "Every other is the need to make them run so well. In Kenya many children, even from the age of seven years, is forced to run 8-10 kilometers every day to go to school, "writes Dr. Sen
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