It's so obvious. Twins have differences because of embryological (and for the rest of your life) development. The genes guide this development along, but they don't control it precisely. That is up to the environment which acts upon the genes and the proteins that they make.
Of course, souljah, your very question was flawed. Hydrogen atoms are exactly the same: one proton, one electron. Why don't they all do the same thing? Maybe hydrogen has a soul?
Of course, souljah, your very question was flawed. Hydrogen atoms are exactly the same: one proton, one electron. Why don't they all do the same thing? Maybe hydrogen has a soul?
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