What skill and/or trait do you think you most inherited from one of your ancestors and why?

[KL70]

What serious or humorous skill and/or trait do you think you most inherited from one of your ancestors and why?

[firey]

The ability to not die before procreating.

[+Zagadka Subscriber²]

Cooking food is a critical development often overlooked. I mean, people say fire, but the art of knowing cooking meat is on its own.

[Astra.Xtreme]

I can run much faster than the average human.  Not quite to Usain Bolt or Olympian level, but I was a combo-breaker in a collegiate 100m dash. 

I'm of Western European descent, so who knows where that comes from.

[T3X4S]

Considering my scottish and native american ancestry, I'd say the affinity for alcohol is "quite strong with this one".  But since I dont drink, I'd have to add, with all honesty... sense of adventure. ( Joseph Walker was a direct relative.)

[+Eternal Tempest MVC]

Adult Attention Deficit Disorder. A Blessing and a Curse.

The "hyper focus" part goes well with computer, technology and troubleshooting.

 

ADD / ADHD is real. Brain scans have confirmed it.

I don't consider it a defect, but it's out of sync with society expectation norms.

It can cause people to think your lazy, that it's a "character / moral" defect.

It's not the inability to focus, it's the inability to control your focus.

 

In a nutshell, ADD / ADHD means your brains just wired differently.

A lot of successful CEO's have it, they just have the support personal / staff to keep them on point.