What it suggests is that children are shaped not by their parents over the long run, but in part, only in part, by their genes, in part by their culture, the culture of the country at large and the children's own culture, namely their peer group, as we heard from Jill Sobule earlier today, that's what kids care about, and, to a very large extent, larger than most people are prepared to acknowledge, by chance: chance events in the wiring of the brain in utero; chance events as you live your life.
Esto sugiere que los niños se forman no por sus padres a largo plazo sino en parte por sus genes, en parte por su cultura -la cultura del país en general y la de los niños, en concreto de sus compañeros- y, en muy gran medida, mayor de lo que la mayoría está dispuesta a reconocer por el azar: hechos casuales en la conexión del cerebro en el útero y a medida que vives tu vida.