>This almost reads like "Science says
>it ok".

I think one of the things that it's lacking is the accounting for nurture. There's all of this effort to show the inherent nature of the phenomena but it doesn't really utilize how these ideas are reinforced by social factors.

This I think is the reason they have problems on the solution side of things because they can test isolated situations to get some decent results but you have to address the social aspect and recognize how that is actually preying on the psychological things at play.


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