I watched Laurence Steinberg’s video twice, and I definitely agree with Professor Steinberg. With the Nature vs. Nurture debate is not a topic of discussion anymore, because we are more than likely to have the debate about how genes and the environment affects how a person develop throughout their lives. I really don’t think that everyone grows up to become the same person as their parents just because they have the same genes. I really think it’s more about the environment and what type of environment era that person grew up in. A person can have parents that is educated and both went to an Ivy league school, but their kid ends up going to a regular college, or doing something else because of the society they are going up in. This could have an affect of someone especially if they are more into what their friends are doing. Some parents often wonder how their child turned out different then they are, because most times have changed, and with all the social media access that’s going around the internet, a lot of kids have more options to do a lot of things with their lives, even if it’s something their parents raised them correctly. So I think that Professor Steinberg latest finding is correct, because genes doesn’t determine how a kid will be when they grow up to become an adult. They could follow in their parent’s footsteps, however they could go a different path, it just depends on what type of environment that kid is living in. The two people who I would like to compare are my coworkers. Both of them will make good leaders, however one of them is in charged of our division. Both of them has the genes to become a leader, because they both have passion for leading their Sailors and making sure the division is going in the right direction. They both are smart and they are both attending college, however the one that’s in charge of the division is younger then the other one, and have fewer years in the Navy then the other coworker. The coworker that is not in charge can relate to Sailors better, because she has more experience then the coworker that is in charged. I truly think that the young Sailor that is in charge of the division is because of his personality, not because he is a good leader, and it’s all about the work environment and the younger leader fits in with the younger sailors. I also our chain of command allowed the younger sailor to have the leadership of the division is because the younger sailor can have a better understanding of how to handle the younger environment, because they comes from the same era of society, I honest would think that the older sailor would be the leader would be the leader of the division, because of her self driven skills, however due to the young environment within the division, the younger leader would be the perfect leader for the division. Post 2 I really enjoyed listening to Dr. Laurence Steinberg’s lecture. I agree with what he says how the gene might be there but it will not actually prese.