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<p>That is because they are smart and have a good memory.</p>
<p>Not everybody has the same ability when it comes to this area. Some can do it without any effort while others struggle for the same result.</p>
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<p>That guy with the Mustang analogy is right. You can’t win any races period if you are a minivan. Genetics and parental upbringing determine your priorities, morals, desires, and learning potential. A brain regardless of what anyone wants to believe needs to be open to learning. The more open and interested it is the easier it will be for it to absorb information. If educational values were not a big thing by the parents when growing up the is no reason in my mind why you aren’t a mustang but instead you are a minivan.</p>
<p>In the stages where the vehicle is being produced are important. By the time you graduate elementary school the vehicle is 95% complete. You can’t simply decide you want to design it all over again to be a mustang after its almost a complete minivan. You can definitely put in some nitrous on the minivan. However you have to remember the original design of the racing minivan will never be the same as the mustang no matter how much we attempt to modify it.</p>
<p>Now, I don’t know if my minivan theory there is completely right. I would really need to do some research to see what findings I could come up with to prove it but from my general perspective of life that holds pretty much completely true.</p>