Hi Mike!
Just curious, what about those children (let's say 1 child out of a family of 8 children in a poor, uneducated family) that goes on to college, is financially successful, and then has 1 or 2 children only later in life? Their environment (and their children's environment) is at polar opposites of their own relatives'. I use this as an example because I actually have quite a few friends that fall into this category that I've made during my life so far. Some of them are from different countries.
How does that impact any of this?
Tracy
>>I know of no evidence that children born of middle-aged parents are particularly advantaged or disadvantaged.
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>Whether they are at an advantage or not is not the point. Its whether the gene estimates (correctly or incorrectly) whether they will be advantaged or not. Which makes the selfishness genetic, which was my original (albeit minor) correction.
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