Angels or demons are genes?

You are angel or devil? Scientists believe that the gene will determine whether a person is kind or bad.

Always being kind to others is what we have been taught from the baby. But the sad news for devoted parents and teachers is that it seems that some people are born with a 'kindness' nature, while many others are like 'hard-horse horses'.

Will a combination of genes determine whether you are a kind or a bad person?

Here, the genome overwhelms the moral views that we learn. Many people are still willing to donate money to charities, to help others, against evil people - even if they believe this world is grim and frightening.

The University of Buffalo psychologists found that in these people there was the effect of some 'active' genes, controlling the function of oxytocin and vasopressin hormones. In it, oxytocin is considered a 'cuddly' hormone, helping to tighten maternal love as well as bonding.

"We do not dare to claim that we have found the gene 'kind', but it clearly has a role to play in creating a decent person ," Associate Professor Michael Poulin told DailyMail.

Poulin's team believes that this combination of genes, when combined with a person's worldview, will help predict their character as 'generous' or 'narrow'. People who think the world is a dark, frightening place will tend to be less helpful to others, unless they have 'decent' genes .