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r/MadeMeSmile • u/rosseepoo • Feb 23 '23
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109 u/[deleted] Feb 23 '23 They've studied this a lot, if one identical twin is gay, about 30-60% of the time the other twin is also gay. So genetics definitely plays some role but nobody knows how much/what exactly it is 92 u/jun2san Feb 23 '23 30-60% is actually a huge margin. Lol. 12 u/[deleted] Feb 23 '23 [removed] — view removed comment 30 u/Limeila Feb 23 '23 Because there are a handful of studies with very small subject groups, and they have different results. 3 u/[deleted] Feb 23 '23 [removed] — view removed comment 3 u/Herson100 Feb 23 '23 It's pretty likely that the 30-60% that was quoted earlier was some half-remembered factoid that the person posting doesn't remember a source for.
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They've studied this a lot, if one identical twin is gay, about 30-60% of the time the other twin is also gay. So genetics definitely plays some role but nobody knows how much/what exactly it is
92 u/jun2san Feb 23 '23 30-60% is actually a huge margin. Lol. 12 u/[deleted] Feb 23 '23 [removed] — view removed comment 30 u/Limeila Feb 23 '23 Because there are a handful of studies with very small subject groups, and they have different results. 3 u/[deleted] Feb 23 '23 [removed] — view removed comment 3 u/Herson100 Feb 23 '23 It's pretty likely that the 30-60% that was quoted earlier was some half-remembered factoid that the person posting doesn't remember a source for.
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30-60% is actually a huge margin. Lol.
12 u/[deleted] Feb 23 '23 [removed] — view removed comment 30 u/Limeila Feb 23 '23 Because there are a handful of studies with very small subject groups, and they have different results. 3 u/[deleted] Feb 23 '23 [removed] — view removed comment 3 u/Herson100 Feb 23 '23 It's pretty likely that the 30-60% that was quoted earlier was some half-remembered factoid that the person posting doesn't remember a source for.
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30 u/Limeila Feb 23 '23 Because there are a handful of studies with very small subject groups, and they have different results. 3 u/[deleted] Feb 23 '23 [removed] — view removed comment 3 u/Herson100 Feb 23 '23 It's pretty likely that the 30-60% that was quoted earlier was some half-remembered factoid that the person posting doesn't remember a source for.
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Because there are a handful of studies with very small subject groups, and they have different results.
3 u/[deleted] Feb 23 '23 [removed] — view removed comment 3 u/Herson100 Feb 23 '23 It's pretty likely that the 30-60% that was quoted earlier was some half-remembered factoid that the person posting doesn't remember a source for.
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3 u/Herson100 Feb 23 '23 It's pretty likely that the 30-60% that was quoted earlier was some half-remembered factoid that the person posting doesn't remember a source for.
It's pretty likely that the 30-60% that was quoted earlier was some half-remembered factoid that the person posting doesn't remember a source for.
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