Nothing about the parent's comment assumed a metaphysical identity.
It's unambiguously true that no one chose their genes or their childhood environment. That statement doesn't require a metaphysical chooser who might have made the choice.
It's unambiguously true that no one chose their genes or their childhood environment. That statement doesn't require a metaphysical chooser who might have made the choice.
What's the underlying point you're trying to get across? It doesn't seem like a productive thing to go on about.
> Modern twin studies have concluded that almost all traits are partly influenced by genetic differences.