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I'm not sure, the article doesn't mention any of that. It actually tries (weakly) to claim the opposite, with statements like "Carlos and Wilber both had very
by mtgex 9y ago
I'm not sure, the article doesn't mention any of that.
It actually tries (weakly) to claim the opposite, with statements like "Carlos and Wilber both had very similar white mobile phones" and "We are a little bit more ego-centric, bigger flirts."
Nothing about nurture playing a role though.
- DoreenMichele 9y agoIt's the first article I could find that referenced the twins in question. But researchers said they were surprised how much impact upbringing had. Unlike a lot of twins separated at birth, these were raised in very different socioeconomic circumstances. Project about them: http://drnancysegaltwins.org/bogota-twins-project-gallery http://drnancysegaltwins.org/bogota-twins-project-gallery The best reference I can currently come up with is this comment by tokenadult who has a longstanding interest in twin studies: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10100109#10100644 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10100109#10100644
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- amygdyl 9y agoI had to read that as, "Carlos and Wilber both had very similar white supremacist ideologies." Karma was sacrificed for this comment..