High rMZ by itself does not mean a trait is "genetic." That's why behavioral geneticists compare rMZ to rDZ, assuming that both twin environments are "equal." Because they are not equal, twin studies of behavior provide no valid evidence in favor of genetics. Eric T. and I differ on this point.
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Jay Joseph
Профиль VivelyPsychologist/author deconstructing behavioral/psychiatric genetic research and theories. Author of "Schizophrenia and Genetics: The End of An Illusion" (2023). https://jayjoseph22.substack.com/
@ent3c.bsky.social examined the OP author's earlier gene discovery claims and concluded that they do not hold up. www.madinamerica.com/2025/04/fail...
The Nazi/"racial hygiene" origins of psychiatric genetic research have also been whitewashed. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/23180223/ www.madinamerica.com/2015/10/erns...
A good 2025 article by Peter Simons of @mad-in-america.bsky.social describing how genetically oriented researchers keep beliefs intact by claiming behavioral gene discoveries that are not real (not to mention the earlier 25-year-long "candidate gene" era flop). www.madinamerica.com/2025/04/fail...
Inspired, in part, by the founder of the psychiatric genetics field, Ernst Rüdin, and his followers in the "Munich school" of psychiatric genetics. At that time, it was the only school of psychiatric genetics. bsky.app/profile/jayj...
Jay JosephPsychiatric Genetics founder Ernst Rüdin co-wrote the 1934 book promoting and explaining the 1933 Nazi forced sterilization law. Rüdin showed doctors how to perform the procedure. The law was based on eugenic junk science, and about 6,000 people died as a direct result of the procedure.