If we accept that it is possible to raise two similar children from birth with a view to creating vastly different outcomes, regardless of what those children t

If we accept that it is possible to raise two similar children from birth with a view to creating vastly different outcomes, regardless of what those children think or will, then we must also accept that the great diversities of the natural world make that dynamic a reality. It's no different than taking two dogs of the same breed, and raising one as a farm working dog, and the other as a family pet. The outcomes will seem different, but that's not because one or the other specimen is inherently special or superior. Inherent, individual qualities do exist, sure, and do play a part in the nuance - but ultimately, as individuals, existence has a lot more effect upon us than we do upon it. How could it possibly be otherwise??