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To an extent. But if you assume that "constitution" or its parts is heritable to the degree that most IQ and personality traits are (roughly 60%) there is stil
by billswift 17y ago
To an extent. But if you assume that "constitution" or its parts is heritable to the degree that most IQ and personality traits are (roughly 60%) there is still a lot most people can do to improve their situation and abilities.
- wheels 17y agoI assume that most of the properties that would determine one's constitution as relative to the requirements he lists are largely fixed by the point in life that someone is reading stuff about becoming rich.
- billswift 17y agoNot necessarily. I was 42 before I found out I was a high-functioning autistic or Aspie. The last 6 years I have been able to make substantial changes in my life using that knowledge. I suspect most people, especially those with fewer deficits, could relatively easily adjust their life styles/"constitutions".