Simpson

1. Summary.
After having trouble trying to solve a puzzle, Lisa fears that the Simpson gene, Her grandfather has told her about, is afflicting her. Meanwhile, Grandfather's friend Jasper places himself in suspended animation in Apu's freezer. Jasper wants to see the future. Seeing an opportunity to make money, Apu turns the KWIK-E-MART into a FREAK-E-MART. Lisa gathers evidence on her stupidity and fears she will turn into another Simpson. She gives an editorial on the news on how people should nurture their brains while they still can. Homer tries to show her that not all Simpsons are stupid. He gathers his relatives on the front lawn and asks each other what they do. It shows to Lisa that all the men are idiots and the women, by comparison, are very genious. Lisa feels relieved with the proof. By the way, Jasper awakes from his frozen state and Apu loses his new job.

2. Which is more important in human development of personality and intellegence: genes or environment?
I think environment is more important in human's life than genes. If everything depends on genes, Michael Jordan's son should play the basketball very well and Bill Gates's daughter also should be very genious. Of course, it would good for child if child is brought up with the person who has excellent genes, but if not, it doesn't matter. I think that everything is up to people's effort. So, I totally believe the Thomas Edison's saying 'Genius is one percent inscription, ninety-nine percent perspiration.'