ugly sibling's genetic theory

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if one sibling wins the genetic lottery but the other is ugly as shit, they should still have the majority of the same genetics, so if you just put a kid in the ugly one because you cant get the attractive one, you should have the same quality offspring right???

Idea might be a lil retarded but lmk
 
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if one sibling wins the genetic lottery but the other is ugly as shit, they should still have the majority of the same genetics, so if you just put a kid in the ugly one because you cant get the attractive one, you should have the same quality offspring right???

Idea might be a lil retarded but lmk
If the ugly 1 still had the majority of same genetics then they won't be ugly.
R u talking about recessive and dominant traits inheritance?
 
They wouldn’t have majority of the same genetics
 
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if one sibling wins the genetic lottery but the other is ugly as shit, they should still have the majority of the same genetics, so if you just put a kid in the ugly one because you cant get the attractive one, you should have the same quality offspring right???

Idea might be a lil retarded but lmk
jfl this is chicos sister
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winning the genetic lottery as the better looking sibling is literally luck, that's how you win a lottery. Lucky mutations.
 
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winning the genetic lottery as the better looking sibling is literally luck, that's how you win a lottery. Lucky mutations.
yea but their genes are mostly the same so each one children would be at similar levels of attractivness
 
If the ugly 1 still had the majority of same genetics then they won't be ugly.
R u talking about recessive and dominant traits inheritance?
yea thats the idea is that one is simplily displaying more of the same traits
 
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I´m definetly the ugly sibling
 
yea thats the idea is that one is simplily displaying more of the same traits
That's pure luck then ngl
Sure the ugly 1 will have the same genes but they all would be recessive fucked genes
 
if one sibling wins the genetic lottery but the other is ugly as shit, they should still have the majority of the same genetics, so if you just put a kid in the ugly one because you cant get the attractive one, you should have the same quality offspring right???

Idea might be a lil retarded but lmk
No
 
if one sibling wins the genetic lottery but the other is ugly as shit, they should still have the majority of the same genetics, so if you just put a kid in the ugly one because you cant get the attractive one, you should have the same quality offspring right???

Idea might be a lil retarded but lmk
ngl my head hurts some elab in simple terms.
 
That's pure luck then ngl
Sure the ugly 1 will have the same genes but they all would be recessive fucked genes
recessive or dominant genes has nothing to do with attractiveness, colored eyes are a recessive gene they still mog
 
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recessive or dominant genes has nothing to do with attractiveness, colored eyes are a recessive gene they still mog
I'm talking about features and other things not only eye color
 
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I'm talking about features and other things not only eye color
even so, recessive genes are not inferior to dominant genes it’s pretty random. Light hair is recessive, freckles are recessive etc.
 
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even so, recessive genes are not inferior to dominant genes it’s pretty random. Light hair is recessive, freckles are recessive etc.
Ik but darker hair r more desired, u can call this ethnic cope or whatever
 
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Ik but darker hair r more desired, u can call this ethnic cope or whatever
it comes down to preference, the point being that there is no hard line as far as attractiveness is concerned for dominant or recessive genes
 
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