A group of scientists from Sweden and Great Britain led by Olof Leymar made a sensational discovery that the desire to be good or bad does not depend on the person himself, but on the DNA and the set of genes inherited from his ancestors. The researchers were able to design a mathematical model that facilitates a more detailed study of the development of relationships between people in society.
The results of a study by British and Swedish scientists have shown that each person is inclined to a certain line of behavior, this feature is genetically inherent in him. The mentioned mathematical model helped to prove the fact of a person's predisposition to good or evil. The evolution of the existence of colony-forming microorganisms was taken as a model. Having studied the line of their behavior, the researchers were able to identify a number of signs that push to provide help or, on the contrary, repel.
According to Olof Leimar, until now, researchers who study the processes and stages of evolution have not resorted to genetic diversity. Accordingly, their team can be considered innovators in this area. The team of scientists plans to prove the effectiveness and viability of the developed model in a practical way.
