>>Actually, those identical who grow up apart (in the same country) are more similar to each other than those who grow up together. Not relevant. I noted that

>>Actually, those identical who grow up apart (in the same country) are more similar to each other than those who grow up together. Not relevant. I noted that the environment in the womb was very similar for twins, which certainly influences a lot. (It was a nitpicking note, I am aware of the strength of the twin arguments in general and not one of those idealists which dislikes arguments which goes against Marx -- or whatever it now is that the twin arguments contradict...)