Besides
your hair color, gender and height,
in
your genes is a pattern of behavior, thought and feeling for your life;
the
mind is made to ignore or deny this fact for reasons that serve man well,
but
misdirect the individual with that CertainInterest.
No
psychiatrist, psychologist, neurologist, or sophisticated civilian will,
or can
offer
any verbal support to this reality, for the thinking that occurs in ordinary
brains is physiologically unable thereof to perceive -- literally
incapable --
the
nearest it can approach is to debate if genes might play some determining
factor in the supra noted activities,
but
this cover-ruse has been going on since the beginning of man's history,
to
no conclusion nor progress, which none involved note -- nor
should.
Routine
minds (professional or laymen) arguing the influence
of
Nature
vs. Nurture;
heredity
or environment
might as well be comparing
baseball
to basketball for all it will ever lead to in their milieu.
There
is no question of which is more important:
one's
genes or the environment in which one is raised;
there
is no doubt whether a man's nature or the nurture he receives
is
of overriding significance:
to
a man with clean ears, just noting what has been covered in this sentence
up
to this point is something between needless and useless:
in
standard circles, being interested in this debate over the relative importance
of man's genes contrasted with his environment
is
taken as a sign of one's intellectual depth,
when,
from a certain non standard view, simply accepting the question as having
any relevance is an unmistakable mark of understanding nothing.
To
be recognized as a harmless goof by a man-who-knows
does
not involve which side of the genes vs. environment argument you support
--
if
you attend the query -- you have been plainly paint-balled.
(This would sound
most strange to routine minds, how just taking a question to be serious,
and pertinent
makes you a fool,
with no regard
for which of the two possible answers considered feasible you choose,
but this very
thing strikingly exemplifies how far away is this special mental adventure
from the neural
areas and situations populated by common humanity.
Look at it: An
"answer" to the apparent question is meaningless --
figuring out
why the question appeared & seems important in the first place
--
Set
within your genetic template as surely as your skeletal size,
lung
capacity and digestive quirks is a schematic for the pattern of thinking
that will automatically take place in the conscious part of your brain
(and also its
personalized, verbal interpretations of how you feel
[no need to mention
behavior any further, for as has been previously noted here: if your behavior
is in some way a problem in your life, you are so far from any grasp of
what this is all about that anything said thereabout is wasted on you any
way]).
No
normal, sane mind in any ordinary human will or can accept the statement
that
what
it thinks is as genetically determined as is the skin color of the body
it is in;
the
neural wiring and programming of the standard human cortex is such that
the very idea is supremely repugnant -- if not dangerously
insane
(another one
of those facts that should give a man with that CertainInterest
something else
to nibble on for lunch),
and
least you let yourself slip through the preceding paragraph (which
you likely did), here (put blunt) is
the cut off line: a single query test:
Does
this question make sense to you:
"Is
a man controlled more by his genes or by what happens to him?" --
does
it strike you as a valid, serious problem?
(Though,
be not unprofitably offended: in the beginning everyone/mind finds the
question meaningful, and potentially enlightening --
but
be advised now: there is no better dividing mark between the six billion,
normal, properly-thinking humans on this planet,
and
an individual man with that CertainView
-- no...........................................wait up;
you
have read this far -- why not let you have the REAL test:
"Do
you believe there is an answer TO the question?" --
this
is the true separation of a man with a mind from the imitation kind.
Does
your thinking tell you that there is an actual answer to the question:
"Is
a man controlled more by his genes or by what happens to him?"
--
there
is the battery acid litmus, linus,
and
no subjective interpretation of the moonlight-sonata (no matter
its passion or poetry) will turn it lemonade.
Do
you not find that exceeding neat: that you are able to clearly identify
yourself
as
still being in the dark by the mere fact you believe that
a
quite rational question -- with equally reasonable, dual possible
answers --
HAS
an answer.
To
a man who knows (who has been though all of this)
--
such
things are a delight -- way more fun than any film you've ever
seen,
book
you've ever read, or wise-man you've ever heard speak.
It
cannot be proven, it cannot be shown, it cannot even be usefully talked
about
any
further than is so here today, (and in fact, is not actually true),
but
what goes on in the apparently personal, and individualized world of your
mind (under all ordinary conditions) is determined
genetically,
and
the thoughts that naturally and effortlessly pass constantly through your
brain
are
no more "personal" to you and indicative of you than is the shape of your
nose.
But
you must remember:
in
the normal scheme of human life -- this statement is not valid,
it
is not even authentic in the old, natural born part of your own brain;
what
has just been stated in the previous sentence is not so --
it
is not so any more than the question:
"Is
a man controlled more by his genes or by what happens to him?"
is so.
Do
you get a whiff of what is going on behind the smoke and flames that
every
man's routine mind is told it sees?
Those
who don't know -- ask questions:
those
who don't know believe that questions have answers;
those
who don't even have a dog's clue believe their questions are valid,
and
six billion of your family, friends and neighbors never ask of such questions
that
appear in their mind:
quod
hoc praesentia vuh?
(rough,
made up translation):
what does your being here represent?
--
what should I be seeing and learning from the mere fact that
you naturally exist in the human mind?
"Yes my boy -- it's all in the genes."
"But you once told me it was in Pittsburg?!"
"Well.....yeah -- some of it is."