is good luck hereditary ?
132267
I think a family can bring the bad luck gene to you based on karma or good luck. Take a look at the Kennedy family. enuf said...  Balance life and create your own or let life create it for you. There is no answer Grasshopper. Happy Trails my new friend!
286362
Its hereditary.\nBut don't worry as long as you get an erection and as long as you are able to ejaculate in her!!
215903
I don't think the tests that have been done proved anything more than luck. There's no solid proof that any of that exists as far as I know. \n\nMaybe your friend should subject himself to tests?
184260
No, it's not true.  Diabetes is partly related to genetic factors, meaning it runs in families-- some families have more of a tendency than others to get it.  There's no specifica pattern to which family members get it-- sometimes a person from every generation will get it, sometime none will, sometimes you'll get it and no one else in your family (that you know of) will have had it.  In addition to genetics/heredity, a lot of it has to do with how you live your life.  Someone who has many family members with it could decrease their own chances of getting it by exercizing, eating right, avoiding junk food, maintaining a weight and losing weight if they become overweight.
147567
Luck is a state of mind. If you project positivity out into the world then it will project positivity onto you. I think what you call luck is an open mindedness on the part of the individual which makes them more receptive to oppurtunities going on around them. I dont think being educated ensures this, but it does help to keep you feeling positive
242179
If your mom is not bald, and her dad is, then if you are a male you have a 50% chance of being bald. It doesn't matter if her mom carried the allele or not IF your mom is not bald, because that means that she must have gotten the non-allele gene from her mom, or she would have both genes with the bald allele, and she would be bald herself. I am assuming you are a male. If you are female, then your dad does matter, your dad being bald and your mom being a carrier allows you a 50% chance of being bald.
163176
I don't believe in luck so I can't answer from that viewpoint. As for it being in poor taste, I suppose that would depend on how many people saw it when you bought it for the first wedding. If it was only family and very close friends, I say go for it! \n\nCongratulations!
86086
A lot of the tests depend on the type of cancer in your family history.  A lot of people believe it is hereditary.
108065
Nope thats not a blood relative unless you are marrying a cousin or something.And even if they would accept your wife as a family member you arent married yet so they wouldnt accept that. Also they are looking for someone outside that home and a wife would typically be using the same amount of money coming in so if you couldnt pay she obviously couldnt either.
49558
Sorry, I am not a fortune-teller but things depends upon you.If you are good enough to marry by someone then how can you be a exceptional or if you are good enough to love...then he surely love you.If you think that you are not like that or you have some problem then i can not say.
247304
No. But the things that make you prone to headaches are hereditary.\n\nTerry
17629
many or most of the types of cancer are hereditary but not all.. some are acquired due to our way of living, like excessive smoking, drinking, drugs, etc.
631815
If I'm reading you right . . . no, it's not genetic, but it CAN  be hereditary.  People can't teach their kids what they themselves don't know.  So it is a cycle.
67873
If you have offspring from a first cousin, chances are good they will be a burden to society due to their mental and/or physical limitations.  Inbreeding breeds mutants...
609370
I don't think its bad luck at all.\nThe question would be, would it remind you to much of the person that died, if you had to say the name 20 times a day,\nIf not than i think its very nice
602893
yea it happns, sometimes ppl do it unintenionaly, like they say u have the best luck.... and so it goes...
502300
50/50  \n\nWoody Guthrie had Huntington's \nHis son Arlo dodged that genetic timebomb and since Arlo dodged it, so have his kids.\n\nWoody's daughters from a prior marriage were not as lucky as Arlo.