I have perused all of the posts thus far intending to not become involved
in this argument, on a subject which has been debated over and over,
throughout the ages, by many persons far more intelligent than myself.
However, your last post struck me, and I felt that I must point out that
Fetzer's point was, indeed, that there are many factors contributing to
one's individuality - chaos accounts for the totally random situations
which form a person. Note also that genetically, though some may be
similar, no one is exactly the same. Out of all of the occupants of
Sapience, not one is exactly identical.
Please, also, refrain from personal attacks - "No, of course your
siblings do not look like you (thank God)"

Thoughtfully yours,
Nightingale

Penned by my hand on the 18th of Valnuary, in the year 254 AF.