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Research from the Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History has demonstrated that when young birds are nurtured by their parents for extended time periods, they become more intelligent and better equipped for survival.

The study places new emphasis on the critical role of parents in the evolution of intelligence. Like birds, children need a supportive environment that helps brain development reach its fullest potential.

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At a study site in Sweden, the researchers observed Siberian jays. The young jays live in family groups for up to four years under the care of a breeding pair. 

Using a field test, the experts discovered that birds who stayed with their parents longer were able to learn faster. As a result, they were more intelligent, better equipped for long-term survival, and more likely to start their own family.

“Learning opportunities arise from the interplay between extended childhood and extended parenting. The safe haven provided by extended parenting is critical for learning opportunities. It creates extended developmental periods that feed back into the extended childhood.”

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Source: https://www.earth.com/news/parents-play-a-crucial-role-in-the-evolution-of-intelligence/

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dynamite

That's why I'm so ****ing stupid then. :vegas:

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shoful

BREAKING NEWS: Intelligence also comes from parents genetics :udidnt:

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Not trying to offend the Original poster but who wrote this article lol

 

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Poissonche
3 minutes ago, Mythos said:

I mean, wasn't this already known? :laughga:

well fathers who don't change diapers and tell their sons to man up from age 10, thus ruining their emotional intelligence, beg to differ

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Mythos
2 minutes ago, Poissonche said:

well fathers who don't change diapers and tell their sons to man up from age 10, thus ruining their emotional intelligence, beg to differ

Probably, but never had a father, so i cant tell.

What i do know tho, at one point, we should stop crying about things we never got, and fight for the future we imagine for ourselves. 

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PunkTheFunk

Well I'm 24 and still living with my parents so I must be Albert Einstein

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Poissonche
2 minutes ago, Mythos said:

Probably, but never had a father, so i cant tell.

What i do know tho, at one point, we should stop crying about things we never got, and fight for the future we imagine for ourselves. 

Great parents here too, and I do agree with you on this, you sometimes have to let go of your past and fight for a better future. But that's much easier said than done. Your upbringing affects you in many more ways than you'd think, and taking conscience of it and undoing these learnings is hard. Ok I think I might be getting off-topic over here but idk love to y'all be strong.

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Creyk
6 minutes ago, PunkTheFunk said:

Well I'm 24 and still living with my parents so I must be Albert Einstein

The bulk of their influence happens in the first 9 years of life.

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Mythos
Just now, Poissonche said:

Great parents here too, and I do agree with you on this, you sometimes have to let go of your past and fight for a better future. But that's much easier said than done. Your upbringing affects you in many more ways than you'd think, and taking conscience of it and undoing these learnings is hard. Ok I think I might be getting off-topic over here but idk love to y'all be strong.

I know those changes are hard... very, very hard. I've experienced it myself, and there were times where i did blame my childhood for many things that went wrong in my life, cause of course your childhood affects you in so many aspects, but as i grow up, facing life, studying, evolving, i got to one point where i could cry about my childhood and hide, or i can accept everything that has happened, learn from it, move on, and start to fight for myself. Because at the end of the day, everything we hope and wish for is in our hands, only we can do it.

It's not an easy process, and it took me many years to be where i am now, but i always try to push my friends to do better, to fight more, to let go of something that we can never change, and to even accept that people make mistakes, as did our parents, they are not invincible, and many just did the best they could, even if it's something not good enough, but that is life.

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gumzy3000

Isn’t this like well known to be honest? Kids who come from more loving families who have parents who take care of the child, give them attention and proper discipline will almost always have a higher chance of succeeding in life than a child who comes from a family where they were neglected, not loved or improperly taken care of. 

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Dramatica

Breaking news: we been knew

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26 minutes ago, shoful said:

BREAKING NEWS: Intelligence also comes from parents genetics :udidnt:

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Not trying to offend the Original poster but who wrote this article lol

 

BREAKING NEWS: Intelligence was recently found to have a 'G' in the middle of it's word! :udidnt:

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jprince99x

You heard it here first :enigma:

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