<p>Well, that is true to a certain extent. Those from more well-to-do, educated backgrounds generally pass on different expectations to their children and can provide more support than others. But my H can from a very uneducated family (Dad quit school at 14 because of the war, Mom had had to quit at 13 to help support family), had none of the travel or cultural opportunities of his better-to-do peers, and lived in a rural area with no transportation, library, cultural resources, TV… However, he was extremely intelligent, a voracious reader, and determined to figure out things by himself because his parents couldn’t help much. Fortunately, they were very supportive.</p>
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