Due to the sensitive nature of this topic and out of respect for Gather members of all persuasions, I will refrain from naming this condition. However my readers are perfectly free to use generally accepted terms in their comments. I trust all comments will be objective, fair and unbiased.
In 1998, a study suggested that approximately 7 to 10 percent of the adult population was * * *. Further studies have indicated that * * * is more common in males than in females. as well as in both identical and fraternal twins. Statistically, the identical twin of a * * * has a 76% chance of being * * * , identifying the cause as partly genetic and partly environmental.
* * * is developed in unborn children. Current genetic research suggests there is a genetic factor involved. In 2007 researchers discovered LRRTM1, the first gene linked to increased odds of being * * * .Exposure to higher rates of testosterone before birth can lead to a * * * child. It is suggested that variations in levels of testosterone during pregnancy shape the development of the fetal brain.
There are many colloquial terms used to refer to a * * * . Some are just slang or jargon words, while others may be offensive or demeaning, either in context or in origin. Some * * * people consider themselves oppressed, even to the point of prejudice. Etymology often lends weight to this argument.
It has been argued that the proportion of * * * is rising and * * * people as a group have historically produced an above-average quota of high achievers. Furthermore * * *'s brains are structured differently in a way that widens their range of abilities.
The information and data contained in this article are readily available online to anyone who seeks it. In the event that a perusal of the article is not sufficiently clear as to the subject readers are invited to e-mail me for further elucidation. All comments will be acknowledged and any misunderstandings will be rectified.
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Thomas Millington
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September 14, 2006 ARE YOU OR A LOVED ONE * * * ?
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It is a simple matter to determine just why persons who are **** produce a number of high achievers. It is because of the difficulties overcoming **** they develop the necessary traits to overcome other adversities and be hight achievers. The brains are exactly the same, IMHO. Actually, I have one (of a pair of identical twins) in my family with ****. Their grandmother did her best to "cure" the problem when they were young, to no avail.
"Tentative studies" is about as generic and non convincing as possible maybe isn't it? I don't know how to explain what I was talking about any more fully. The **** is a definite handicap in certain ways and it must be struggled against to overcome its damage, this builds skills which will help in overcoming various adversities through life. It's kind of like Epilepsy which was the curse of Alexander the Great, Julies Cesar and Napoleon. They overcame the problem and achieved greatness.
Were you born with ****, Thomas?
I assume it's the 3-letter word that used to mean HAPPY...
I'm not - nobody in my family to my knowledge either.
But I have friends and co-workers who are - not a problem for me - just let people be who they are and be happy.
Same with inter-racial and inter-religion relationships - just let them be happy...
I type with a southern drawl and that makes it a little longer! So drop the last * and we'll be talking exactly the same thing.
I think you are the one trying to pull my leg in this instance! That's okay, it's been done many times before.
Good job Thomas!