Originally Posted by Arkie
from the first link:
It is important to stress that the researchers found that environments for students are also important and that the study does not imply that improvements in education will not have important benefits. For individuals living in the best and worst environments, this exposure is likely to make more of a difference to their educational prospects than their genes. Further research is needed to assess the implications of the findings for educational strategies.
Hmmm, so why did txtebow leave that out? I just can't figure it out.