What is more important - our genes or our environments? - Kim yeonhee(김연희)

The environment plays a more crucial role, as evidenced by the evolution of genes. Genes continuously adapt and change to enable organisms to survive and adjust to environmental shifts. A prime example is rabbits, which exhibit varying traits across different countries. Their size, ear length, and fur color all adapt to their specific environments. Similarly, humans not only display physical variations based on the climatic characteristics of their habitats but also modify their personalities and behavioral patterns to fit into their social environments. Despite inherent genetic predispositions, we continuously evolve to align with our surroundings for survival.

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