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This sounds like a mating call for men on this forum. The sexy and strong part is going to really hold you back though, may want to lower those expectations.

Nope.

The sexy and strong part is the best. 

I am being semi-serious. I was just out listening to music. It is fun to people watch. I just have a very specific type.

Are you Maria btw?

Maria, banana nana fofana, bananarama and me. Yep. 

And, who are you? Besides Ana and someone else whose name escapes me. I think they used to confuse you and I. You posted on the blog?

No. They didn't confuse us.

No I didn't post on the blog.

I think it was Monica they confused with you. Someone thought I was a girl named Claudia once but that's about it.

That is very true. My head hurts. Gotta go.

I see you agree with me on genetic determinism then circe. Good to know :)

Depending on whether you follow the true definition.

Genetic determinism is the belief that genes, along with environmental conditions, determine morphological and behavioral phenotypes. The term is sometimes mistakenly applied to the unscientific belief that genes determine, to the exclusion of environmental influence, how an organism turns out. As CH Waddington wrote in 1957, "It is of course a truism which has long been recognised that the development of any individual is affected both by the hereditary determinants which come into the fertilised egg from the two parents and also by the nature of the environment in which the development takes place." A related error is that geneticists and molecular biologists have only recently come to the realization that environment is essential in the development of the organism from egg to adult. In fact theorists and researchers long ago understood that genetic effects cannot be studied in isolation of the environment and that all measurements of such effects are only relative to stable external conditions. Also known since at least the 1950s is the means by which the environment influences embryonic and juvenile development, namely the epigenetic control of gene activation and deactivation.
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