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Hmmm … what would be the evolutionary perspective on this? A Lamarckian process overlaid on a Mendelian/genetic process through epigenetic modulation, passing on modifications based on parents’ local experiences of the current environment?
To us expecting to live 80 years, it might seem silly. But for mammals hoping to just survive, it may make lots of sense.
I guess it makes sense for microadjustments to happen in response to environmental changes since it would nudge the offspring towards having a better chance at survival.
My dad’s what now?
whats the opposite of this? i probably got that lol
This sounds highly suspect and borderline evopsych quackery
I mean they do link to the studies, and I don’t see it that surprising that there would be changes in RNA structure in response to environmental changes. If the chemical balance of the body changes, why is it unreasonable to expect that it would trigger changes in the genetic code?
