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To: louel who wrote (133679)	5/12/2017 12:22:04 PM
From: Maurice Winn	1 Recommendation Recommended By Follies Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 217716

Actually. no they won't> <<Randomly pick 100 baby's at birth and transplant them through out a foreign country with no exposure to their origin or religious doctrine for life. They will be totally assimilated mentally, politically and culturally. >> Even a random selection of babies from Equatorial Guinea will be different from a random selection of Ashkenazi Jews from Europe. Sure, they'll have superficial similarities, so they'll learn the same language, but one will have really good words and be able to think bigly and another won't. One will be able to learn basic arithmetic and one will be able to ponder the Schroedinger equation. It won't be the baby from Equatorial Guinea who will do the advanced maths [probabilistically anyway]. It's more likely to be the one from Korea or Ashkenazis. Babies are not created equal. It's a winnowing process. Mqurice