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this post was submitted on 13 Aug 2023
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No I don't think so. Its definitely more of an enviromental upbringinf and personality predisposition thing. Some people just simply aren't heavy thinkers or curious about anything. They live their life one day at a time in the moment without really contemplating anything. Its not genetic inheritances, its just how they choose to be/are.