What is fate from a geneticist's point of view

The book considers the concept of fate as a set of factors determining the course of a person's life. The author, a well-known biologist, concludes that among these factors, the main one is the hereditary basis, the genotype of a... person. It describes how genes influence life expectancy, mental abilities, character traits, health, and spirituality. Using the example of suicidal tendencies, it shows that the choices a person makes in their life are also determined by their set of genes. In their fate, a person is mostly not free; the only area of freedom remains creativity.
Written in a popular style, the book is intended for those interested in philosophical issues, psychology, and genetics.