Culture doesn't explain much variation within cultures.
Tldr: everything you thought you knew about what makes people into criminals is probably wrong.https://twitter.com/TaniaArline/status/1003060146396848128 …
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Yes, consistency over time, like from one age to a later age.
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i would expect a significant, even majority genetic component but that sounds... suspiciously high?
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Important to note that non-shared environment explains majority of the variance in behavior change
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@ESYudkowsky too) Sadly, I have some personal experience in this & would like to add: there is no "same environment" for any two siblings. A year of age difference can be huge in terms of how family acts toward child, but parents even treat twins differently. No excuse, ofc.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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What if this was everything I thought about criminal behavior?
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Stability want that high so that number isn't that informative. The fact they found zero shared environmental effects on wave 1 surprises me. Potential that's very significant but I've seen different results in other twin studies of criminality. I suspect sampling issues.
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Don't you mean repeat offenders? Not criminals in the first place.
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