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cnn.com/2016/08/07/health/ge … index.html
There you go… you got that gene, you’re a slut.
I recommend screening your daughters at birth for this. Never too early for the chastity belt.
Well, a 25% predisposition toward being a slut, given a social climate with corresponding cues and opportunity.
Not quite as snappy though, I’ll admit. Be interesting though, if they could link the occurrence of that gene to an associated gene coding for a physical marker, hair colour or earlobe shape or something. 
I haven’t clicked the article yet. Is it just the gene for blonde hair?
Earlobe… think that is not just a gene, but diet during enbroyonic development, cholesterol levels… it is what determines the shape and symmetry of the body. Obviously genes are involved, but you have no guarantee it will look as expected if the kid doesn’t get the right start with the right developmental additives. It’s like cooking chicken, it’s the spices, and how it is made, not the chicken, that determines how great it us going to be… but no chicken, no chicken dinner.
Hair color, that’s pure genetics. Vitiligo and similar disorders can effect it, but you certainly have a hereditary level… no amount of eating carrots will change your hair color, but it will effect your skin color… but Vitamin E and B can certainly change your skin color. There us a picture on thus site of a fat man with what appears to be acne on his face, being discussed right now… that is from too much kerain. That isn’t genetic, but is inheritable from parents, my mother had it on her face, I got it on my upper legs. Everyone produces it, just something bacteria related causes buildup in pores. Essentially you inherit is, but as a rather neutral somewhat symbiotic organism. The results look nasty, but it is getting rid of a excess chemical in your body. It isn’t easily communicable at all. Doesn’t spread once it manifests itself, always localized.
Are they working on the rude asshole severity gene yet? Now that would be interesting.
Lol, maybe you should donate yourself to science.
since epigentics has proven that the environment changes the expression of the gene, that has to be partially true.
scientism will never cease to amaze me
I think the virgin gene is more alarming