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I consider that we are definitely the product of the environment, this however, gives the answer to a certain extent. This is really a balance of both nurture and nature. For example, when you hear examples of identical twins that were together in their mother\u2019s womb but only separated at birth but had similarities as such as their names suggests and the same occupation that are just mere creepy. This give you a clue that we have to respect the fundamentals of nature. This is what genes explains but not environment<\/p>\n
Likewise, it is hand to deny that the environment plays another significant role. For example, when you see people brought up in different cultures, there is denial that these two people will have different understanding of life. Going back to the above twins\u2019 example, if each one was brought in a different setting after a separation, then each will have a different lifestyle to live. This is not the role of nurture. <\/p>\n
I guess now from the above explanation that human beings are not 100 percent product of the environment, but it would be safe to state that we are at least fifty percent a product of the environment. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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