…the largest genetic impact on alcoholism should be not having alcohol dehydrogenase, that is, not being able to break down alcohol in a half-way sensible manner. “Asian flush syndrome”. Might be present in immigrant populations, but those don’t tend to be the ones culturally transferring British binging culture.
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Any explanation, or any way to back up your statement?
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That’s an indication that genetic factors might be at play, not a proof that they are - let alone a proof that “alcoholism is genetic”.
As per Wikipedia: it’s complex, but “Genetic factors account for 40–60% of the risk factors for alcoholism.”
…the largest genetic impact on alcoholism should be not having alcohol dehydrogenase, that is, not being able to break down alcohol in a half-way sensible manner. “Asian flush syndrome”. Might be present in immigrant populations, but those don’t tend to be the ones culturally transferring British binging culture.
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You inherit more things then your gens from your parents, namely they are the ones who raise you
That’s . . true. ?
Yes, and means you have not by any means proven to me that alcoholism is genetic, only that it’s inherited from your parents
Well, you’ve run rings around me logically.
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https://youtu.be/LwfS1eBUd4M
or: https://www.wave3.com/2021/10/08/behind-forecast-why-sky-isnt-really-blue-you-think/
Citation Needed.
No. BAD.