Course Description:
Epigenetics is the study of how your behaviors and environment can cause changes that affect the way your genes work. The actions that come from embedded experiences from prior generations may show up at any time. This may occur in any generation after the embed is created. This mostly happens when a traumatic experience(s) is extreme and/or repetitive. There is a privatized repetition that is confined to a person’s life. There is also a publicized repetition which is found in culture and social relation. This lectures focus is the publicized cultural/social relationship. The repetition of experiences embedded in the DNA can be implanted from multiple generations. The multiple generations may fall into differentiated group classing when considering large amounts of time. There are many elements that create a culture. Each one of these elements contain their own lifespan. This causes the changes that will occur overtime inside of the culture. A cultural activity may span from a range of 1 week to thousands of years. Due to nomadism, this will also include geographical influences, inclusive with the changing of diet because of the environment. Therefore, epigenetics has to be understood because of its wide range of possibilities. The many possibilities that may play out in behavior from European culture have their roots in the traumatic experiences from the Natural Disasters. This is relative to the behaviors the children of Europeans commit and the silent justifications they have for it being done. The mind justifies or applies reasoning for all of its actions, this is by individual and by mass (hysteria). The Little Ice Age (1300-1700) is noted to be a major cause of much of the activity during The Medieval Times. It encouraged many of the extremely odd weather patterns and the never before heard of natural disasters. These natural disasters always have a potential of reemergence because we are still on the same earth.

Learning Outcome:
In combination of both Epigenetics and the Natural Disasters, you will learn what is embedded in European DNA. These embeds like the extremes of seriousness or survival are foreign to the mind of other races. Gaining a clear understanding of some of the highest levels of survival will assist in respecting and revering the world today and the people that you encounter. You will learn the details of the extreme possibilities of weather patterns that can occur, anywhere at any time in the world. The natural disasters have a cause and effect on the society and how the people think and operated.