← Back to context Comment by coldtea 4 days ago Doesn't matter, it's still largely genetic. 1 comment coldtea Reply tptacek 4 days ago Probably false. Twin studies had it pegged as high as 80+%, but they were methodologically flawed; you see estimates as high as 50% now and as low as the mid-teens.
tptacek 4 days ago Probably false. Twin studies had it pegged as high as 80+%, but they were methodologically flawed; you see estimates as high as 50% now and as low as the mid-teens.
Probably false. Twin studies had it pegged as high as 80+%, but they were methodologically flawed; you see estimates as high as 50% now and as low as the mid-teens.