This branch of the thread seems like a good example of the existential questioning in the article. Some folks are comfortable with the idea of certain traits b

This branch of the thread seems like a good example of the existential questioning in the article. Some folks are comfortable with the idea of certain traits being hard-wired by evolution and/or God (depending on the person). Others seem threatened by the idea of an existence over which they do not exercise full control -- as if to ask "what meaning can be derived from such limited opportunity for self-actualization?" I'm in the first camp. Sometimes I have some anxiety over my existence, but (as a Christian) it usually revolves around questioning whether or not I am living the right kind of life. One thing I do know is that worrying does nothing to help the situation. Getting out there and doing something with your life does.