This is pretty misleading: >Scientists working in the emerging field of epigenetics have discovered the mechanism that allows lived experience and acquired kno

This is pretty misleading: >Scientists working in the emerging field of epigenetics have discovered the mechanism that allows lived experience and acquired knowledge to be passed on within one generation, by altering the shape of a particular gene. Also pretty debatable: > or the trauma inflicted on your grandfather when he fled his home as a refugee, might go on to shape your parents’ brains, their behaviours and eventually yours. Or a reference to the thoroughly academically panned The Body Keeps the Score: > It’s not just our body that keeps the score but our very genes.