More generally, a psychological trait which
is much better explained as inherited than by cultural conditioning.
From someone who believes cultural conditioning is more powerful than you seem to, here are some (hopefully) constructive criticisms, in the interest of sharpening the disagreement.
most people are unaware of it
Cultural conditioning asserts that the conditioned traits feel "natural." At the very least, unawareness of the traits should not be evidence against cultural conditioning.
is not useful at all in the present society
"Not useful at all" seems like a great candidate for typical mind fallacy. Cf. status politics. I suggest ...
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