Robert Sapolsky makes an interesting point about the idea of &quot;a&quot; gene-environment interaction[0]: genes only exist in the context of an environment, and so &quot;The problem with &quot;a gene-environment interaction&quot; is the same as asking what height has to do with the area of a rectangle, and being told that in this particular case, there is a height&#x2F;length interaction.&quot;<p>His course on Human Behavioral Biology [1] is perhaps the single best science course I&#x27;ve ever encountered. If someone could only take one science course, I&#x27;d recommend this one.<p>[0] <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;edge.org&#x2F;response-detail&#x2F;25536" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;edge.org&#x2F;response-detail&#x2F;25536</a>
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