What Twins Separated At Birth Teach Us About Nature vs Nurture - Nancy Segal - #667
Nancy Segal is a professor at California State University, an author and one of the most prominent twin-study researchers on the planet. What makes you the person you are? Is it your genetics or your environment? When twins are either accidentally or purposefully separated at birth, it presents a fascinating view into…
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