To: cajungirl
"If I were she, I might feel very creeped out or very blessed, sort of like I was a mausoleum for my dead never known sister."
She'd be looking at it the wrong way then. Neither sister was any more "dead" than the other. She is parts of -both sisters- in a very real way. Some organs with the genetic sequence of one and some with the other.
I think even if the brain was all based on one genetic makeup, it still wouldn't be "one" sister that survived. The entire endocrine system greatly affects people's personalities.
I find this absolutely wild.
Qwinn
80 posted on
11/17/2003 12:53:03 PM PST by
Qwinn
To: Qwinn
Actually you are correct but your explanation would totally creep me out, mine sort of is within the realm of understandable or comprehensible. I couldn't personalize or comprehend being two people. But I could comprehend having parts of a dead twin. At any rate, this is fascinating to me to. There is actually no her, no set of dan that could be called her. Wonder what her brain is.
83 posted on
11/17/2003 12:55:54 PM PST by
cajungirl
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