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People doing manual labor tend to have rougher hands than people who work at a desk. If you work out a lot you will have larger muscles and be stronger. And if
by captainmuon 4y ago
People doing manual labor tend to have rougher hands than people who work at a desk.
If you work out a lot you will have larger muscles and be stronger. And if you worked out a lot in the past, you'll likely be able to put on muscle stronger.
A lot of things that we experience change our bodies and brains. The question is, do they do it in a consistent way that we can pinpoint? Like finding a little structure that is more developed in people who learned Mandarin as their first language vs English, and that lets you distinguish tones better.
- WastingMyTime89 4y agoI’m bit confused because that’s not how I understood the idea of having a biological basis. If the point was "The way you emit and understand sound has a basis in your brain structure and its development", the answer is obviously yes like everything humans do as has been known for decades and is trite. I thought we were considering the idea that structures helping develop an accent rather than other might be inherited as sort of extension to Chomsky theory of language. Which would be an idea somewhat worth considering but easily disprovable.