In fact, most people are hardwired to speak with their hands every time they open their mouth.
If humans really are hardwired to home in on six focal colours, then all languages should assign words around those six.
To succeed in the 21st century world of work, Meghan believes that companies must build dynamic cultures that are hardwired to social media.
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Michael Price, a professor of evolutionary moral psychology at Brunel University in London, said people are hardwired to defend their kin, like Moore did before she realized her father's guilt.
Another ranch-owner who understands the appeal of such down-home hospitality is George W Bush, who as a naturalised Texan is hardwired to own a ranch, drive a pick-up and wear a Stetson.
Sure, we are hardwired to be inquisitive.
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"As they say, nature abhors a vacuum, and the mind abhors chance, " says Michael Shermer, executive director of the Skeptics Society and author of "The Believing Brain, " a book on how humans seem hardwired to find patterns in disparate facts and unconnected, often innocent coincidences.
Humans are also hardwired emotionally to generally avoid confrontation and seek the approval of others.
Dattner notes that people--whether in business or politics--are "hardwired" to look for a scapegoat, adding that sometimes it's the responsibility of a leader to take the fall.
PepsiCo scientists grew cultured cells, injected the genetic sequences of the four known taste receptors (leaving out salt) into them, and then hardwired the cells to a computer.
Not matter how I might try to game myself to avoid this, it seems to be hardwired into my DNA as an investor.
Gallagher says competition is biological, hardwired into humans in order to ensure the survival of the species.
That's when it became hardwired that California and the West would begin to outperform the rest of the United States economically.
Both types of bigness are hardwired into our political system, and both pose a direct risk to liberty in its most basic sense.
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But once something is repeated often enough, it becomes hardwired and automatic, and the neural pathways for this skill are delegated to other parts of the brain, farther down the cortex.
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Thus to see studies that lay the ground for flatter incomes because of hardwired human jealousy are, well, dubious on the face of it.
But the good old human being is guaranteed to just crawl along, part animal, part divine, a bag of contradictions, hardwired and malleable, but, mostly, just stuck in time.
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