Well, it's certainly not a dichotomy. No, intelligence is not in the food you eat, just as happiness is not lodged in an ice cream sundae. Some nutrients found in foods are especially important for developing children's mental function, and getting enough during these developing periods is important for proper growth and development. Choline and omega-3 fats have gotten some attention lately for playing a role in mental development. While no set of nutrients is going to make your child a genius, pregnant and recent mothers would be wise to include choline and omega-3s into their young child's balanced diet.
Clearly, both environment and genetics play a role in one's intelligence. If it were only the environment, every parent following a strict enough regimen could create another da Vinci. If it were only genetics, we'd hardly need schools. While academics have spent countless hours debating the nature versus nurture question, the simplest conclusion is that both are involved to some degree. There are probably innumerable subtleties (a genetically "smart" child might gain disproportionately more from a "smart" environment than a genetically "dull" child) but the bottom line is that parents have nothing to lose from nurturing their children as much as possible. Adults should continue to stimulate themselves mentally to slow age-related declines. Stay sharp!
Identical twin studies have indicated that intelligence is roughly .75-.85 inherited.
Height, color, food they produce, and food they "eat".
Is intelligence inherited? When it comes to the question if intelligence is inherited there can be only one answer: No! Just because the parents of a child are intelligent does not mean that their child will be as intelligent as they are. In fact: our genes define only the framework of our intelligence, which means that our genes are not
Intelligence can not be learned, it is an inherent trait.
no because of the food they eat (pink shrimp) gives them that hot pinkish color
Plato it is!
Although it is instinct to eat food it is not a instinct to hunt it. Much like your parents teach you that yes you eat but you don't eat food off the floor. So it is a learned beahvior to hunt.
Because it doesn't want to share the food. Inherited behaviour from wolves.
We are all born with inherited amounts of qi, and we also get acquired qi from the food we eat and the air we breathe.
We are all born with inherited amounts of qi, and we also get acquired qi from the food we eat and the air we breathe.
Inherited traits. Such as height, hair color, behaviors, intelligence and so on.
not really you can be junk food obsessed and be at the top of your class or be very healthy and be at the bottom of your class. what you eat only impacts your weight and body image not your intelligence.