Curious

[Apeiron]

Do ones habits and endowments influence ones behaviour... 
Or does ones environment necessitate it?

 

[Scientia]

Dude i wuld totally chime in if i knew wtf u were askin haha

 

[Reasonablelogic]

Both.

 

[Sticki]

Ones enviroment (From where one lives, To those one socialises with) definately influence ones habitual behaviour and behavioural habits. I would say the endowments being a factor in this would depend on the nature of the person, i.e. How materialistic they are and if they see their endowments as a way of creating a social and economic status that seperates them from the average person in some form of superiority complex or inferiority complex in a case of poor enviroment and lack of endowments.

 

[IJesusChrist]

wouldn't your habits be considered your behavior?

Everything affects your behavior - everything.

we are just like the balls in that stupid fair game, a thousand pegs, a single ball. The slightest difference in drops lets the ball hit a different peg, cascading through a different parallel, to a different end.

Of course, instead of two dimensions of x and y we have literally 10^30, 10^40 dimensions, due to the neurons, cells, and environment. DNA is the "place" where we get "dropped" in the game, the pegs are valued as everything else.

Try to imagine a 10^40 dimensional game, that's life!

Memory is a facade of a random chance.

I know what I'm saying right now but in 10 minutes I won't have a clue.

 

[ophiuchus]

to pick a side (as "right") is to look through (only) one side of a lens. if you flip it over, does it show you any less?

big, small, it's all the same