Video Analysis: The Jim Twins

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The Jim twins are alike in many ways. Their first and second wife had the same name. Both of the Jim twins had a son, and ironically, they both named it the same name. They were separated at birth. They liked the same alcohol and tobacco. The twins in the first video weren't as alike as the twins in this video. They both had the same habit of biting their nails. I'm leaning toward nature because it has a lot to do with DNA. It said that they were separated at birth, so that means that nothing changed them about how they

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