actually, you have a point on this one. individuals are being mold on what and where they grew up with but it is not the ultimate factor that will determine their fate later on with their lives. they can always change their perspectives in life if they are exposed to other beliefs or culture even if they were raised to certain beliefs. we can never be sure what kind of person he will be later on with his life. but of course, his environment may somehow influence his individuality but as i said, not an ultimate factor that will dictate the person's future.
Yes, sure!
I even believe that in this case an important factor that can make a difference is the ambience in which a particular individual lives.
An example of this is when a child enters adolescence and starts to get involved with bad friendships, if he doesn't have the mindset and values when he was acquired as a child, that person can easily change his way of living, dressing, attitudes and other variables related to their lifestyle.
It is logical that what I said is something totally random, but it has a little bit of nexus with the theme of this topic.
The kind of environment is not impossible to adopt, if a child grow with some companion that has a bad influence on him, he will duplicate that same mentality, and in accordance to changing environment, if the person who have gambling addiction problem will stay to a place where gambling is not possible to reach, both offline and online is not reachable.
That person can easily adopt other alternative activities that the environment can offer to him.
if he chooses to keep being busy playing sports or be with other people and do some outdoors or indoors activities, it will be easy
to move forward and stay away from addiction if there's no way to know about it.