The battle between nature and nurture | Irene Gallego Romero

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Title	:	The battle between nature and nurture \| Irene Gallego Romero \| TEDxNTU
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oh boy, I have an upcoming debate this Friday, about Nature vs Nurture Wish me luck lmao
Comment from : @justaperson358

watching this for psychology of learners
Comment from : @oceanseashells

Admit it its nature and not nurture You cant admit it because you have bad nature
Comment from : @Dylanhaswon

Yeahin my opinion you are at least 70 percent nature 30 percent nurture!!!
Comment from : @craigp497

THIS VIDEO CHANGED LIVES
Comment from : @oop-daddy-work

Watched this whole video just for her to tell me the most obvious thing
Comment from : @justinindustries

The example of her saying just because you didn’t speak, German doesn’t mean you can’t learn German, but speaking German it’s not nature that’s still nurture You are not into speaking a language that is man-made at the end of the day that is nurture
Comment from : @Freepalestineee123

She’s not making sense all the way some parts I could understand but some parts of what she saying doesn’t make any sense
Comment from : @Freepalestineee123

yes i am
Comment from : @ChezcaGarcia

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Comment from : @gastonneal724

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Comment from : @PhongVong-up2et

I know people that were adopted who described being astounded by how similar they were when they met biological familybrbrAt the same time, my best friend has an 'identical' twin, and if environment made no difference, they should, essentially, be the same person But they're not They're similar, sure, but they have different interests, tastes, life experiences, relationships, etc They are not interchangeable peoplebrbrSo any notion that either nature or nurture 'wins' is very silly to me Both influence us We are not blank slates, but we aren't machines either
Comment from : @SandyTheDesertFox

Watched this due to a college assignment, stayed due to my curiosity of nature and nurture
Comment from : @A6CSR

La Forza del Destino? A collaboration between the potentials of Nature and Nurture!
Comment from : @gaetanovindigni8824

Lemme give a quick argument in favour of nature, leave you to draw your own conclusionsbrDifferent species think drastically differently We know that as fact plus that opens to us a possibility of why differences in thought processes couldn't exist in the same species as well? Differences of a very fundamental quality Like a cat or dog would never imagine, imagining differently Would it take a more intelligent species than us to point the same phenomena happening with humans as well?brPut 100 cats in one giant room with the exact same nurture from birth, each will turn out to have different personality
Comment from : @mohammadanwar9848

Nature and nurture are the two main aspects that can aid in your development
Comment from : @xyrenedelcastillo9894

I found this to be profound and educational! Thank you
Comment from : @solitaire3640

Alguien que me resuma el video?
Comment from : @yulianiemcruzrodriguez7551

All opinion and no facts
Comment from : @oneschance

🧚‍♀️❤️
Comment from : @Nat06

HIIIIII
Comment from : @yeungeddie

Sorry what is nature?human evolution of European descent is different?brWhat make Europeans different although Africans have herds more than EuropeanbrWhat nature have inflicted on afroamerican?brSmoking introduced to Europe's by sir William ralley
Comment from : @abu19711

ako nalang ang nanonood nito
Comment from : @jonathanbernacer6345

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Comment from : @anasalvatierraruiz2204

None of this was stuff the average person doesn’t already know
Comment from : @PeriodDrama

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Comment from : @sallypaige8371

استغفرالله العظيم واتوب إليه
Comment from : @كنانهالقمر

اللهم صلِّ على محمد وآل محمد
Comment from : @كنانهالقمر

I am here because I want to learn more But my brain fly fly away because english language is my weakness 🥺
Comment from : @jakeabres2783

I know a lot of grown cats that consume milk 2 times a day and are very healthy
Comment from : @etsharry

I dont believe we share 99 of genes with chimpsbrNot sold on that
Comment from : @chrisgeorgallis7746

نبأ يوسف سعيد
Comment from : @سادينساد

مصطفى لطيف كعيد
Comment from : @مصطفىلطيفكعيدعجيل

You can control your DNA
Comment from : @someexistance9841

I read the book Natures more powerful than nurture And when I spoke of the crow I know what someone said " you talking about the kid that walks around healing stuff? I walked past the garden and commanded it to grow and it did
Comment from : @someexistance9841

amazing so well said
Comment from : @anisah4lim

In 93 words this question has been addressed in Gowry's channel The video was published yesterday Please do visit the channel Thank you This TEDx Talk is also a good one Thanks again
Comment from : @user-vb2qz8jo2j

Merry Christmas BEED 1-B HAHAHAHAHAHA
Comment from : @cdtpulidoshaiglenalam_ru8101

Very informative I have learned a lot
Comment from : @pastolerocharleneg7178

How do u kno its not the vitamin D3 powder thats making u feel upset not the lactose
Comment from : @jessikahburgess9636

Great lecture but she's got zero drip whatsoever
Comment from : @ryanfewell2693

Mind blown! OMG that's why I really love watching TEDx Talks, there are so much things for me to learn Thank you Ma'am!
Comment from : @monamaeconsigna2029

Noice!👏
Comment from : @altheamaegauran4272

summary pls
Comment from : @SuyogBhat

Hey that’s my bio lecturer right there
Comment from : @sienalock5544

I still believe that nurture has a more profound effect on what we become
Comment from : @IHadToMakeThisAccount

Irene do you work/study epigenetics?
Comment from : @playsavedthechild2848

Rip Candice 🙏
Comment from : @gortivusrandsbootshartingt1143

This is excellent!
Comment from : @ampedcrypto808

I'm in the blue part but I digest milk till now and im 16yrs old
Comment from : @bsn1-4camuamartinlouiseb77

everyone is talking about being required to watch this for school O_O i watched this by choice to find some inspiration for an essay
Comment from : @filmlooksbetter

I learned a lot from here Thankyou❤
Comment from : @ricellecancino3211

She’s a fantastic educator!
Comment from : @liamburgess

This is very interesting and helping
Comment from : @hereads2135

I don't regret watching this for school I learned so much from her
Comment from : @justinfernandez2482

Very well presented Thank you Doc
Comment from : @babaafghanfoods9677

she never skips leg day
Comment from : @lyxzy-3036

frumos la ora de eng
Comment from : @bogdanlupu4426

Much respect for Irene Romero Every parent should take a child development course or two
Comment from : @Kamseherthepoet

I don't get sick drinking milk And I'm a Malaysian I guess I'm among the 10 of people who has the "C" in genes 🙃
Comment from : @MichellLoh

I have tried to find out which is more influential, and I don't know if i can understand much, I got that nature is more influential? I will get back to this video again and again Or anyone can tell me here which is more influential? thanks for your response
Comment from : @dinaacademy8109

WOW!! thanks
Comment from : @leniecabatuan2035

Lovely lady Knows her onions The jeans pun was a lame dame crane :) Thanks for the talk!
Comment from : @annamari7863

Now I want to drink a full glass of milk
Comment from : @meapmeap11

lol I don't know why but I laughed at the way she walked away in the end anyway, thank doc
Comment from : @tKoQ

i was expecting something about 3 identical strangers
Comment from : @anusharas4123

Thank you Dr for your speech! I like it! I am interested for this kind of topics and for me was clear the difference between nature and nurture with your real examples 😉
Comment from : @danielacastano3271

Very informative Thank you 👋
Comment from : @charliejones6526

Love the speech
Comment from : @GrinFloydSmithTimothyknSovuai

IMO it's understanding your nature and your genetics, so that one with nurture can use techniques that can be used to shape you into the person you'll become and using nurture as a way to develop your abilities or to overcome limitationsbrbrbrSure, certain tasks will be harder, but not imposssible So basically while it can give you advantages and disadvantages, your future is not set in stone
Comment from : @Arlesmon

Maybe it's always nuture simply because of the word evolution and adaptation genes overtime have learned to "Adapt/evolve" in such a way that sometimes the body will be able to adjust to certain environments/exposures The fact that I used the word "Evoulution" only reason is factual is because of simple/complex science an actual evidence Due to the time interval from our own "evolution" we can not factually say that our body will never be change beyond the simple/complex science of modern day Nature and Nuture are though one in the same when it comes to this specific topic (personal opinion) like we literally have no use for certain body part , so who's to say unless someone invents a time machine that those certain body parts will one day no long be only apart of our own Evolultion
Comment from : @thaison2566

But sometimes u can’t speak another language because your native or traditional tongue prohibits your ability to roll your tongue and make certain sounds
Comment from : @ahumanoidoforiginx7957

i did it, but nothing hapened to me I'm obsessed of milk ever since
Comment from : @geek7816

bruh she really kicked her ted talk off with a picture of jeans while talking about genes
Comment from : @djprometheus923

Great vid but i laughed at the awkward walk after the presentation lol
Comment from : @davidkain2464

excuse me did she just make a pun?brbrbrbr"if you weren't born with 6 fingers, you will never have them, I'm sorry to disappoint you On the other hand"
Comment from : @vivianguo6006

presentation is really bad
Comment from : @tuanthanhbui9851

I saw a documentary about "feral children" They are those children who are actually raised by animals and have no human intervention So these children cannot develop human characteristics They will be wild children They don't know what is mirror, they don't know what is good to eat, they even don't know how to walk, etc This is all about Nurture especially in human beings
Comment from : @AnsarAli-uq3yg

Does anyone know why people who don't have the C (the cytosine she highlighted) gene to process lactose as adults are able to process lactose as infants? I mean why do they lose that ability to process lactose? or how are they able to process the lactose as infants if they don't have that gene?
Comment from : @alexandramadrigal1652

Womens who are smart are hot who agrees
Comment from : @dudedude9528

I want her as my teacher 😫😫😫
Comment from : @bornalidey3059

Release the king
Comment from : @inferioritycomplextransfer9711

Little big head syndrome
Comment from : @inferioritycomplextransfer9711

Give this scientists at least another 30 minute TED talk
Comment from : @Preacher_

anime cafe
Comment from : @bugerang

muy bueno
Comment from : @salvagarcia6084

Outstanding lecture That's some real scientific knowledge there dumbed down for the "common folk" Meaning she truly knows her field of study, which in this case is genetics Good job lady
Comment from : @Seda1979

What is the importance of studying child development?
Comment from : @logangomez4475

Hey awesome channel ☺ Keep it up!
Comment from : @JoeDoeOutdoors

I like how she threatens us with a glass of milk
Comment from : @freyajezorski

With gene editing we can remove the damaging mutations, and retain and spread these beneficial mutations What we need to understand is why evolution removed these beneficial mutations, like the ability to digest lactose, from our species
Comment from : @higreentj