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I’m not so sure both would be nurture. I also don’t believe the premise has anything to do with something as mundane as habits. You could be a hardcore $politi
by slau 2y ago
I’m not so sure both would be nurture. I also don’t believe the premise has anything to do with something as mundane as habits.
You could be a hardcore $political party member, but nothing about that is nature. That’s entirely a result of your environment.
As far as I understand, nature vs nurture is more designed to explain/blame academic performance, ability to manage money, pressure, etc. I remember hearing an old friend explaining it as “a way for the rich to justify why poor people shouldn’t be making financial decisions“.
- from-nibly 2y agoI guess I explained that poorly, I mean both are both. But the act of changing your behavior is nurture. And the fact that you have a harder time on some things can be nurture or nature. > “a way for the rich to justify why poor people shouldn’t be making financial decisions“. And yes, I believe your friend is right.