They argue that since twin studies suggest genetic inheritance plays a role in personality, even for complex traits, it would make sense to look for such genes in highly inbred laboratory rats. The circle is closed. Whether they do or not is a non-sequitor. The article contains some anthropocentric slips in its tight scientific prose that raise warning flags for a social scientist. A critical question, however, concerns the mode of inheritance.
Persons are moral figures.
There may be no such beings in the world of rats and mice. These researchers could use a more precise vocabulary. All material on this website is protected by copyright. GeneSage Inc. All rights reserved. This website also contains material copyrighted by third parties.