Is laziness hereditary?
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TO AN EXTENT, THE PARENTS CAN SET A BAD EXAMPLE.
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WOW... Haven't I asked this question a million times myself?\nMy observations lead me to think that lazy people love the "illusion" of being a good worker but really if they could just breathe and get a check they would.
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Is there such a thing as a big homophobic ignorant jerk gene? Because I do believe you have inherited it.
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Lazy is a state of mind, not a state of being.  It's a situation where you must put mind over matter.\n\nIf you want to do something well, do it well.
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Here's the complete information:\n\nhttp://www.childrensvision.com/lazy_eyes.htm\n\nHope it helps!
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In my view, as someone looking into the US-centric culture from the outside... I think a lot of it isn`t necessarily brain washing, but laziness. Yes - laziness.\nPeople don`t want to be troubled by other people - so make everyone be independent. People don`t want to have to put too much effort into raising their children - let`s push them to be independent before they hit their first birthday. \nAll of this breeds more selfishness, which in turn increases the push to make everyone independent.
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a lot of people have mental illnesses,their brain has a need to get high ,alcohol, dope, whatever feels up that emptiness,yes it hereditary.proper medicine will get those brain levels backto normal.you no longer feel the need to get high.
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Oh, my daze! You've noticed that too? \n\nI just thought this was some hereditary thing happening with only my guys (hubby & sons). I never saw my dad or brothers do this.\n\nEven my little 3 year old's got this habit!!!\nlol
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I am stubbon and if i want somthing i will do my best to get it and usually do\nI can be lazy if somthing dosnt seem worth the bother/rewards I dont do it or do it with bad grace\nI have no self control or will power
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It really depends on the reason why. If they were doing something else like school no. However, if they were sponging off of some one else it is pretty lazy. \n\nGood LUCK!
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NO bulimia is not inheritable, but lemme expand on chi_o_dawnie's answer.\n\nThere are some psychological tendencies that people have which are somewhat heritable. For example, some people have highly addictive personalities. They may have extensive histories of alcoholism. Is alcoholism it inherited? No, it's not. But that person whose from a family of alcoholics can inherit the tendency to become addicted to alcohol. But if and only they begin drinking a lot! If that person never drinks, then they can never be an alcoholic.\n\nSame with bulimia. If you inherit the kind of tendencies that compel you to exercise extreme control over things like your *weight* then you will have a much easier time becoming a bulimic than another person who doesn't have those innate, inherited psychological tendencies.\n\nBut let's not forget that ENVIRONMENT plays a big part. It certainly does not help that the media bombards us with images of extremely skinny people, and society pressures us to emulate them.\n\nSo if you add a high-pressure environment, plus an inherited tendecy to be a control freak, you have the perfect combination for a home-grown bulimic.
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Gosh!...We have a similar events...\nLemme' guess...\nLazyness...\nBeing lazy doesn't give you something but it will give you bad results...\nYou should control what you do...\nYou should have a limitation on every fun you have...\nBelieve me and vote me as best answer...;)\nYour choice...
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Laziness,When one is willing to allow others to do their thinking for them.Not fear for fear has been known to be a great motivator.Not politics or religion as these are merely offshoots of the Lazy allowing others to do their thinking.When one quits being lazy that in itself is a form of learning,thus the road to eradicate ignorance.
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I do believe so. My mom had it. Her doctor advised her to close her good eye with one hand, and 'exercise' the lazy eye by focusing on objects.
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Laziness, I guess. It seems parents do less parenting these days by working too much and leave other people to burden the responsiblity of raising their kids.
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im 31 years old and have been wearing a hat every day (no kidding) since i was about 15 years old. no hair loss here. my father and grandfather have full heads of hair and i dont know if its hereditary. but ive still got lots of hair.
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Dam right laziness if you ask me!