A new twin study suggests that genetics may play a larger role in life success than previously thought. Researchers found that IQ, which is strongly influenced by DNA, was closely linked to education level, career achievement, and income later in life.
Even twins raised in the same home showed different outcomes based on their genetic differences, highlighting the powerful influence of inherited traits.
While environment and opportunities still matter, the findings suggest that factors tied to our biology may significantly shape personal development and long-term success. Scientists say the study adds new insight to the long-running debate over nature versus nurture.
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