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Where do you test for this?

Awesome and insightful video.👏

What is the test that determines the genes of the warrior?

On a side note, isn't it somewhat unhelpful to put personality connotations to this as hero vs philosopher. I mean afterall at the end of the day it is about stimulation, and I am sure a lot of famous philosophers could've been both (worriers and warriers and in between). I think Philosophy, if going by the card sorting analogy, requires both kind of people.

I'm not going to lie... your pronunciation of 'warrior' and 'worrier'... a bit confusing...

I have the warrior gene 2x more according to promethease. I was a soldier in Iraq for several years & while I hate disorganized leadership, I prefered to be in the frontline bec I have a feeling that the job wilk get done quicker than somebody who is scared & lazy. I love martial arts & combat sports. I don't mind a messy room & have more success in business than in the classroom.

If you think you have the warrior gene cause you're lazy, you don't

Wouldn't epistatic effects create a non "Gaussian distribution" of complex traits in populations? Not to mention they'd be the easiest to drive into fixation.

Warrior/ worrier isn’t the greatest phrase to follow with a Scottish presenter

great explaination

Y theory is that Europe's rise is also given due the relative balance of warrior and worrier with a light dominance of worrier

I'm just erect

Great presentation! I appreciate how clearly and concisely you covered the topic. Thank you for sharing it.

Very interesting😊

I find the assumption of additive dominating a bit strange. Whenever I studied specific genes whose mechanism of action is known (e.g. that protect plants from drought) their effect is massively dependent on other genes and the environment. I fear that scientists assume interactions don't matter because it'd be almost impossible to study this if they did, so it's convenient to pretend they don't matter.

I'm a homozygous worrier and I feel like I have more "patience" with monotonous and mundane activities. I can even feel a slight pleasure in doing repetitive activities, how crazy is that! Even though I'm homozygous, I feel like I can react well to mild or moderate stress situations. However, at the same time I have had Post Traumatic Stress at work, I have anxiety and depression. I take the antidepressant venlafaxine and it has helped me a lot with my anxiety, my psychiatrist said that it regulates Dopamine.

Had a pretty hard time distinguishing if you were saying worrier vs warrior while I was listening at work. I'll have to watch it again with subtitles. Best presentation of the subject I've seen on RUclips yet.

I think worrier has more dopamine

Fighter & Entrepreneur here. I only feel good whenever I do something hard, stressful or entertaining. I also tend to have ADHD symptoms. Didn't know genetics played such a big role. Awesome video.

i have the warrior variant of the gene and on my days off i never get anything i wanted to accomplish done just procrastinate endlessly but at work as a line cook when there is food orders streaming down the the floor from the printer i run circles around everyone like a tasmanian devil from loony toons

I don’t relate to either of these. I was diagnosed with adhd pretty late in life, always had low executive function and was disorganized, got in trouble in school for being too talkative, typical adhd treats. However, I always excelled in more boring tasks. I did well in school and went to an Ivy League school, and have sucked at warrior tasks, like sports and anything physical

Incredibly informative video. I am a homozygous warrior, and it makes complete sense as I am simply unable to concentrate on mundane tasks such as assignments

Excellent presentation! Loved it. Based on the knowledge and expriences i have about myself, i am heterozygous. I love to move around and live in expanded steppes and mountains and do martial art and horseriding and sharpshooting, and at the same time i enjoy sitting and spending countless hours on math and physics as im studying physics and philosophy at uni. + i love scottish teachers they are the best teachers i ever had in my life, learned faster with them. Keep up the great work!

Thank you for sharing this!

I have both.

Very fair and thorough explanation!

It's a little confusing that warrior and worrier nearly sound identical haha. Need a different name for worrier.

How does gender fit into this? the pathologies table could easily map into a list of standard gender differences

“As mortals, we're ruled by conditions, not by ourselves.” ― Bodhidharma

I was adopted. I ended up on drugs for ten years. My adopted family has zero history, and i had unconditional love. I swear there is something to this.

Wow! Just exactly what I was looking for! Thanks for the very clear explanation.

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5e-8 is lenient if you say it's 3.3mio independent common SNPs.. should be p-values less than 1.5e-8 if so.. what is the explanation for this? It's even more lenient if you consider how many researchers are using the same UK biobank data to tests probably thousands of different hypothesis...

Beautifully introduced. Thanks

Thank you! Great video.

Great video...concepts are introduced and explained with amazing clarity..thank you

That’s a very helpful, clear and interesting video, thank you! It should be shared with psychology undergrads at the very least!

A good summary. The university of Minnesota course on this has a really good explanation of the logic behind twin studies if you haven't seen it. I wish heritabiliy was easier to interpret.

Perfectly explained! Thank you!!

Extremely helpful! Thank you!

Very nice introduction!

Excellent video.

Amazing explanation.. hope you can do more videos

This is great! Thank you so much for preparing this video. I found it extremely helpful :o)

Phenomenal video!!! Thank you for drawing the connection between linkage disequilibrium and haplotypes. The absence of this connection increases confusion when texts explain LD blocks (haplotypes) that ARE associated with diseased alleles. It’s easy to question “just because two alleles are linked doesn’t mean a diseased allele is nearby, right?”, but the fact that linkage disequilibrium creates haplotypes/LD Blocks makes this much more reasonable to understand how these haplotypes can indicate diseased states. Having this said, without actually genotyping the intervening exons and introns… how can we say for certainty the haplotype is pure to the reference and isn’t experiencing an alternative mutation?

Thank you so much. The video was clear and precise and helped me understand the concepts 🔥

can you do walk through of GWAS analysis using plink or and R?

Very good, I like your accent.