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[QUOTE="cohenzone, post: 5049492, member: 504"] Definitely skills can be improved. But there is such a thing as certain abilities that some are born with that most people can’t replicate no matter how much repetition or practice. See my golf game, my non vertical lift (when I was much younger), and my absent speed twitch muscles and my frustrated algebra tutor. But for whatever reason i had a dynamite strong and accurate outfield throwing arm. My sister had high level musical talent. Yes she had to hone it, but she would become proficient in a new instrument in a month. [/QUOTE]
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