Gene environment interaction | Behavior | MCAT | Khan Academy

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[caterine]

"This really hideous baby".
Ha my soul.

[colexiberras]

"this attractive baby" his fbi agent: bruhhhh

[mezabu]

"this hideous baby" damn bruh

[helhkr]

Please, keep doing this wonderful work. 

[chocolate]

poor little baby why are u making me cry😭

[monikadzino]

thank you for that video, it helped me a lot

[ClayLud]

Excellent video my man! Thanks so much.

[CE-gbrj]

Man I cane here to study and now I want to adopt the ugly baby

[imogenoliver-jones]

I can't believe you've got me feeling bad for a drawing of a baby

[logangomez]

Good looking babies get tired of so much attention.

[arashghashghai]

That's messed up! Change your example Patton!

[TheaDragonSpirit]

2:25 - You're making a lot of false assumptions. For example the more good looking baby could end up getting raped more, getting ostracised by less good looking people, end up with more social problems, say if they just aren't very good at communicating with people as they lose their looks with age, end up with more stress then the ugly child, which from a young age ends up with a close nit bunch of friends, which don't care about looks, support each other and generally do better. Simply being good looking doesn't lead to a better life, it really depends on the community you live in and how people think in those areas... this example depends too much on instinct, but this only really works with animals that don't think as much as humans do.