I think that nature is also influential in a person because two people could be brought up in the same exact way and one can be completely different from the other like twins. Twins do not act exactly the same and can have very different personalities.

Furthermore, I feel that good upbringing is more important than good genes because you may be raised somewhere that can bring the best of a different part out of you if you have opportunity to practice. On the other hand, if you are in a bad area with bad influences, then you will probably follow these influences.

One example is my little twin brother and sister. They were both raised in the same environment, but they are two totally different people and characters.

That’s the case for all of my siblings and also my cousins. Some are quiet, some are loud, and some are very athletic, but they were all raised the same.

Another reason why I think genes affect you more is its something that you yourself can’t change because it’s just a part of nature.

The reason that I’m a little on the genes side is because if you grow up in a bad place that has drugs and gangs, who knows? Your genes could be stronger and overcome your environment.

I think nature and nurture are both important because sometimes people are different than the people around them because of their genes. Sometimes if being a little taller is in your genes but you slouch because of your environment, then you could become a shorter person than you were supposed to be.

Good genes is also important because no matter where you go or what you do, you can’t escape your genes.

I think that both nature and nurture are good because with nurture, you can change in a good way and with nature you could just be good at something because you have the genes. Take my grandma for instance, she knew how to play the piano right after a couple lessons. She was so good because her own grandma could play very well.

I think that both nature and nurture are important. Just look at Michael Phelps. His genetics made him a good swimmer but support from his family helped him discover his talent. If his family didn’t support him, he might have never discovered his talent in swimming. But what made him an exceptional swimmer was his genetics.

I think both are very important because your genes give you good talents, like my dad was a good baseball player. I found this out because of my upbringing when my dad pushed me hard in baseball. Another reason why good genes is important is your genes make you who you are. You don’t have the same genes as anyone else. They may be very similar, maybe you’re not even a percent away because if that little percent is there, it is the difference from a person from a rabbit.