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Arachnophobia is learned behaviour. Put a very young child next to a spider and they won't bat an eyelid. It is not that simple. Very young children don't do pretty much anything. They do not feel sexual urges towards opposite sex, something that is certainly genetic as ...

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Arachnophobia is learned behaviour. Put a very young child next to a spider and they won't bat an eyelid.

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... an invertebrate. Do you think it will ever happen? I can easily walk down the shop now and buy chemicals to kill some bugs and nobody would bat an eyelid. Whereas, if I shot a dog, I think a few people might take notice. You can of course buy chemicals for the killing of rats, which whilst not ...

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i dont have any links sry, just an opinion. asians eyes arent more slanted than other races but they have a fold of skin?? on the top eyelid that could be related to something other than adaptation to sun in mountains. is all of asia covered in mountains? why havent they developed longer ...

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... weakness occurs when acetylcholine cannot activate enough receptor sites at the neuromuscular junction. Common symptoms can include: A drooping eyelid Blurred or double vision Slurred speech Difficulty chewing and swallowing Weakness in the arms and legs Chronic muscle fatigue Difficulty breathing ...

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