Effects of climate on human behavior and brain genetic selection

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It’s an often said scientific fact that climate forces the human genetic selection with the physical or phenotypic human genetic traits that are the most conducive to surviving and thriving in that climate; for example, dark skin, dark eyes, and dark hair are conducive for surviving and thriving in a scorching-hot climate, whereas light skin, light eyes, and light hair are conducive for surviving and thriving in a climate with less sunlight.

My suspicion has been that climate determines not only physical or phenotypic human genetic traits, but also behavioral or brain human genetic traits.

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One conjecture I have had is that the people from freezing-cold climate have different human behavioral and brain genes than the people from a temperate or hot climate with no freezing temperature all year around.

In a climate with freezing-cold winter, if you do not prepare for the winter with urgency, haste, expediency, and long hard work, you die; on the contrary, in a climate with no freezing temperature with plentiful food supply all year round without working, you do not need urgency, haste, expediency, and long hard work to survive. Being lazy is affordable and conducive to survival and thrival in an extremely hot climate, whereas being lazy means death in a climate with extremely cold winter.

In a climate with scorching-hot temperatures all year around, if you work too hard for too long, you die due to heat stroke and dehydration; you must cleverly take it easy, be lazy, conserve your body energy and water, and procure foods in the most efficient way with the least expenditure of your body energy and water, in order to survive through scorching-hot temperatures.

In a cold climate, you have to think and act in certain ways to survive and thrive; in a hot climiate, you have to think and act in certain ways to survive and thrive.

One key aim I pursue in developing my Unified Humanity Science is QMASPing (Quantifying, Modeling, Analyzing, Simulating, and Predicting) how climate determines behavioral and brain human genetic selection over hundreds, thousands, tens of thousands of years and more.

I’ll keep working on developing my Unified Humanity Science, to find out everything that can be scientifically known about how the human body functions and how the entire humanity functions: I will scientifically theorize, predict, and experimentally verify and prove everything human, at the human-body organic, tissular, cellular, subcellular, molecular, atomic, and subatomic levels.

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