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To: the_wheel who wrote (9884)	7/27/2006 7:23:44 PM
From: SeachRE	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14758

The genetic factor is often overplayed. The environment is the key, IMO. Hemophilia, for example, is genetics but most other deviations have only a minor/moderate genetic component.

To: the_wheel who wrote (9884)	7/27/2006 8:14:34 PM
From: SeachRE	Respond to of 14758

I agree with your edited post more so...I maintain the environ is the key. Genetic influence may be seen when one follows identical twins that live far apart, and preferably without knowing about each other. These are hard to find...