Dr. Nancy Siegel

And then, of course, one of the twins divorced Betty, married Sandy.

So I'm sure the other Betty was quite alarmed by that development.

But they also were very close brothers.

They got along beautifully.

And that was a great thing.

You know, when you meet identical twins, they tend to merge one into the other.

And with the twin Jim twins, one of them wore his hair combed down over his forehead and the other wore it slicked back.

And yet I still could never remember which twin was which.

I just knew they were not the same person.

That's a great question.

And see, when we see these kinds of things in identical twins, it gives us a whole new way of thinking about things.

It gives us all new fresh hypotheses and ideas.

So no, of course, our genes don't speak to us.

They don't command us.

We make the decision.

Genes only incline us in a certain direction.

Now, marrying two women named Linda and named Betty is

It's hard to say.

Those could have been common names at the time.

We'd have to check that.