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<blockquote data-quote="Vizior" data-source="post: 14001258" data-attributes="member: 33682"><p>Are you referring to Lamarckism vs Darwinism? The simplest analogy used (at least for me) is with giraffes. Lamarck states that giraffes spend their lives reaching for leaves at the highest trees, and therefore they have passed such a trait on to their progeny. Darwin (and the accepted theory) hypothesizes that the longer necked giraffes are able to reach the leaves and therefore survive to pass such traits along.</p><p></p><p>Now, the specific argument regarding guitar playing, is more of a nurture condition. Therefore theorizing that the child will pick up guitar playing faster because he will be raised into the environment. This would be tested by having two twins from the same egg (monozygotic) and separating them, one with biological parents and one in an alternate environment, and compare their learned skill.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Vizior, post: 14001258, member: 33682"] Are you referring to Lamarckism vs Darwinism? The simplest analogy used (at least for me) is with giraffes. Lamarck states that giraffes spend their lives reaching for leaves at the highest trees, and therefore they have passed such a trait on to their progeny. Darwin (and the accepted theory) hypothesizes that the longer necked giraffes are able to reach the leaves and therefore survive to pass such traits along. Now, the specific argument regarding guitar playing, is more of a nurture condition. Therefore theorizing that the child will pick up guitar playing faster because he will be raised into the environment. This would be tested by having two twins from the same egg (monozygotic) and separating them, one with biological parents and one in an alternate environment, and compare their learned skill. [/QUOTE]
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