>>8269307>what are epigenetics>terence taos story is literally born good at math and then worked his ass off>WHICH O NE ID IZT GUyS?!/!12/!You literally don't even deserve a fucking response, because you'd know if you read the biography of any great mind or genius, but I'll help you out since you seem like you might be mentally handicapped (probably on that spectrum you were referring to) and I feel pity for you.
If we can observe and prove a noticeable difference in genetic expression among life-long athletes that makes them better suited for their specific activity, it is not unthinkable that such a thing would exist for those who focus on using their brain instead of their body.
Regardless, there is no such thing as nature vs. nurture, because the two are not mutually exclusive and they do not exist in opposition. A person like Terence Tao probably has a genetic predisposition for [THING] AND has been working diligently since their youth to hone that edge.
You don't become Terence Tao by simply being born that way or without nurturing the talent. You need both.
