Main reason why you agree with either the nature position

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State the main reason why you agree with either the “nature” position or with the “nurture” position.
Evaluate your own stated reason: Is it supportable with verifiable evidence? Is it based on reason or opinion? Would the other side think that your stated reason adequately supports your position?

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