Dalton Conley, a Princeton University sociologist and author of "The Social Genome," discusses the fascinating intersection of DNA and societal outcomes. He reveals how polygenic scores could predict not just physical traits, but also socioeconomic success, relationships, and even your future spouse. Conley dives into the controversial idea of genetic sorting that influences social interactions and raises urgent questions about potential inequalities. He explores the ethical implications of genetic data in areas like dating, healthcare, and education, questioning our trajectory toward a genetically determined future.
