Many scientific works have shown that innate features have a higher effect on our individuality and growth when compared to any life experiences. I believe that inborn abilities play major roles in the formation of one's character.
Many argue that the characteristics we are born with have more influence on our personality. The principal reason for
this
is that the mind and behaviour of an individual are hardwired to a part of the brain called, 'the limbic system'. It controls all aspects that make us human and Linking Words
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it is very difficult to alter Linking Words
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core process. A good example is a student who is left-handed, there is no amount of practice that will make him comfortable doing chores or school work with his right hand because these actions originate from the brain. It is Linking Words
therefore
clear that innate abilities are more influential on the Linking Words
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we become.
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On the other hand
, some say that our life experiences have a higher impact on our persona. They argue that if we go through obstacles in life, Linking Words
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we might be changed by situations that we have faced. Linking Words
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, a very temperamental Linking Words
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could become less volatile, if circumstances show to be unfavourable to their temperament. Use synonyms
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, I would suggest that it could be impossible for people to change and there is probably no form of experience that could affect a Linking Words
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's behaviour even when they try.
In conclusion, there is clear evidence that shows that inborn ability, Use synonyms
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Nevertheless
, we must try to change any detrimental attribute we may possess, even though it is probably impossible to do so.Linking Words