By Martin Kimeldorf
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Perhaps, instead of trying to re-define or expand the term instinct, the term should be abandoned. The word instinct simply reflects our ignorance and thus remains an impoverished term.
- How did the children or adults acquire this knowledge or language?
- Was the information transmitted genetically from one generation to another, like an instinct?
- Can the transmission metaphor explain the phenomenon of the twins sharing similar lifestyle preferences?
- Does the transmission of information take place on another level far below (or far above) the genetic code?
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