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Brothers and sisters, I need your advice. Should I change my major from Computer Science to Politics and International Relations?

Brothers and sisters, I need your advice. Should I change my major from Computer Science to Politics and International Relations? This post may be long, so thanks for taking your time to read it. My ...

This actually happened in my family and is also the reason I got screwed haha. My father, brother and an uncle all stuttered in early age but around 13-15, they all grew out of it and are completely ...

Haha, that's funny. Even i did joke once about my stutter. It's that my father also had a mild stutter in his growing years and my grandfather too so i said, "People get big assets and other valuable...

My maternal uncle has been teaching for like 30 years. He is a stutter. I think it’s genetic I have it too. Buts despite his stutter he is an excellent teacher. He even became the principal of the col...

I'm 30 and have had a pretty mild stutter since around 10, my mum and brother have one too. School was hard, but I got through it without too many big obvious stutters. Mainly from word substitution a...

It's just a theory that stuttering is entirely neurological. It appears to be genetic in half cases, because behavioural/psychological traits can be passed from one generation to other....

/u/Order_a_pizza has a wonderful answer. I'll just add some context to your question, as a genetics researcher (with a stutter). First off, neurological and behavioral traits are super complicated,...

Question for anyone who has had their genome sequenced

Question for anyone who has had their genome sequenced Hi all! I'm not a researcher or anything, I'm just asking out of curiosity. For anyone who has had their genome sequenced: What's your SNPs a...

Yes, noone comes out of the womb stuttering. I disagree with the habit idea though. However, that rationale explains why one would feel "responsible". Edit: and I'll just add my personal experience...

> 1 excuse not to take responsibility for their speech and life Take responsibility for something I was born with? Am I harming the world with my stutter? You're making it seem like it's dealing ...

Stuttering is NOT genetic. Often it starts when either parents or school teachers try to correct a Child when they have minor bobbles. This is normal speech for very young children and unfortunately...

Im the only one who stutter in my entire family tree and I have a severe one but I don't disagree that some of the cases are definitely genetic. Have you heard about that one guy who used to stutter s...

oh wow, i guess i never thought how common it was, genetic wise. like i always hear that 1% of people stutter but it feels like that percent is jsut my whole family lol...

Let me provide you with an example from my paternal side. I have a stutter, so did my father but he was able to overcome it to a great extent though some minor stutters sometimes occur when he speaks....

Yes, and boys tend to more than girls. My wife and I both stutter (ed). My son stutters, but my three daughters do not....

Yeah apparently my Nanna stuttered when she was young. I think there is a lot of evidence of genetics making you more likely to stutter...

I actually learned that I have an uncle who stutters as an adult, so this is at least partly genetics....

Okay so, none of my sisters stutter, but my dad does a little bit. His stutter is a mild one, mine I'd say is moderate, borderline severe. Also I'm pretty sure some uncles I have from his side of the ...

somewhat figured out why i stutter... genetics

somewhat figured out why i stutter... genetics so i was talking to my mom about my stutter and she told me that a lot of people in our family stuttered. so when i asked who she said my great grandpa...

My therapist said it has more to do with learnt behavior than 🧬 genetics. You learn it consciously or subconsciously how to speak in certain situations and before you know it, it becomes your way of ...