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Have you ever heard anyone say that having blue eyes is a genetic disfunction passed down from generation to generation and is a chemical imbalance?
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∙ 14y ago
Having blue eyes is neither a genetic dysfunction nor a chemical imbalance. That is a new one. Genetic dysfunctions and chemical imbalances are not generally passed down from generation to generation. Whoever told you they were has never heard of Charles Darwin and his Theory of Evolution.
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the P (parental) Generation
