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Re: Do Humans Have Instincts??
If you look at the love of parents for their children, the general dynamics of this instinct are common to any parent, with the instinct differentiating to their own children. The underlying commonality is the DNA chemical hardware river and its related firmware branches. Where it gets differentiated is connected to the software.
The firmware, related to the DNA hardware, has learning potential or the potential to extrapolate into related software, structured by the firmware. One could swap babies at birth and not tell the parents and their firmware would still extrapolate. But if later, a parent found out, it could effect their paternal software program, like a virus, unless they have counter software.
If you have even observed a proud parent, as they relate to their children, they will see exaggerated significance in little things, which may seem less significant to one who does not have the paternal firmware running. The proud parent is experiencing this deeply, because it stems from their DNA, its related firmware and extrapolating software. The outsider is observing more at the software level. The over reaction the parents gives is instinctive and is part of the sensory output needed for the firmware extrapolation in the child.
If you look at learning, especially within a small child, it is almost effortless as their brain's develop, because the brain is designed to learn, while being structured to be human by the instinctive firmware of the DNA. Forced learning, such as in school, departs from the natural firmware streams of the DNA. This type of learning is important because it can be used to dig canals between the natural paths of the firmware extrapolations.
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