Why The Brain Determines Everything

Fortunately or unfortunately, life is deterministic and it's inevitable. No matter how many left-wing, so-called "sociologists" dismiss the fact, it is just an empirical truth that the brain, its structure, abilities, cognitive fucntioning and IQ itself are inherited (the latter especially).

The reason of me writing this article is another article I came across on ScienceNews.org. It pinpointed the importance of certain brain regions in math and deduced that those regions are key to explaining why some people are absolute prodigies in some fields.

To provide an ostensible example, let's recall eminent scientist Albert Einstein, whose brain weight was appr 1200g. It is another discussion topic whether the brain's weight affects its functioning or not, but it doesn't require keen perception to notice that it does. At Einstein's brain weight, he should have been a regular laborer at that time, but the man reshaped how we think about the cosmos and time. He developed the general relativity theory, which is not so simple to think about. moreover, argue about and even moreover, reason about. The secret to how he managed that is his uniquely specialized brain regions, which specialized in the field he was in. I strongly believe this is the only cause of his greatness. On the other hand, as ironic as it may sound, the same reason was why he couldn't make money for the first eight years of his life and why he wasn't a great husband to his spouse.

This was a small article, yet deep down from my Exner's area and prefrontal cortex :D