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Epsilon Theory Podcast

Men of God in the City of Man, Part 4: Epimemetics

Dec 13, 2023
The podcast explores the concept of epigenetics, discussing how modified gene expression can be inherited across generations. It also examines the transformation of human communication and the impact of social media. The formation of the prophetic movement in the Charismatic Pentecostal Church and the influence of charismatic figures in the Christian media landscape are explored. The chapter also touches on the isolation and punishment of deviant voices in the charismatic church.
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Quick takeaways

  • Attentive rat mothering can be genetically inherited and influence behavior for multiple generations, challenging traditional understanding of evolution.
  • Epigenetics reveals that organisms can rapidly develop observable properties in response to their environment, exceeding genetic mutation and natural selection.

Deep dives

The Influence of Mother Rat Behavior on Offspring

Canadian researchers found that rats with affectionate mothers, exhibiting high tendencies toward licking and grooming (LG) and arched back nursing (ABN), tend to have lower stress responses and pass on these traits to their own offspring. This suggests that attentive rat mothering can be genetically inherited and influence behavior for multiple generations.

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