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The best at something or fill in whatever your preferred superlative is. Free range parenting,

helicopter parenting, Tiger Mom parenting. What's the right choice? What are you supposed

to do? But what if science is here to tell you, don't sweat it. It's mostly out of your

control as a parent because it's your kids DNA that says the most about who that kid is

and who that kid's going to grow up to be. Since ancient times this quandary has persisted,

usually described as the nature versus nurture argument, but advances in DNA research are

reviving the controversy and that's why we think it has the makings of a debate. So we

had it. We brought four experts, leaders in the science and psychology behind parenting

and genetics to our stage of the K-Playhouse in New York City. It was a competition of ideas

in three rounds on one question which we call our resolution. Yes or no to this statement,

parenting is overrated. Our live audience voted before the show and you can still cast your

pre-debate vote online. Right now, visit IQ2US.org. That's IQ, the number two, US.org. As always,

our audience decides which team wins the day. Now, onto the debate.

Our resolution again, parenting is overrated. Let's meet the debate, starting with the team

arguing for the resolution. Please welcome Robert Ploman.

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