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To: marcher who wrote (173482)6/21/2021 8:14:51 PM
From: Haim R. Branisteanu  Respond to of 217802
 
unfortunate I received the write up as is in Russian and translated the document.

there is a lot of genetic material transmitted by mRNA within the sperm and egg, but was told by a friend who studied fertility at Weizmann Institute in her work as an PhD that the woman egg choses the sperm to be penetrated, but mishaps do happen.
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There are many academic papers on the subject, on the internet, unfortunately little is discussed publicly due to the "political correctness" factor.

Life experiences (mostly traumatic) of the parents are biologically transmitted to their children, but also a big factor is contained in the education of the child by the parents and many feelings and emotions are also acquired indirectly and subconsciously by a child as he grows., some stay hidden from the child awareness for years,

This is how heritage develops and the "belonging" feeling to on or other group or nationality evolves.

I witnessed it first hand in Israel and would admit that the heritage evolvement is highly disappointing and with negative ramification that INMO, and later defines the "stereotypes".

As I lived in 4 cultures/countries the differences ARE striking.

Unfortunate those qualities good or bad are transmitted to the next generation a fact known since the start of civilization.



To: marcher who wrote (173482)6/22/2021 9:35:10 AM
From: Haim R. Branisteanu  Respond to of 217802
 
Mysteries of Epigenetics: There’s More to Genes Than DNA

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nature.com