I am an identical twin. And trust me when I say we can't communicate by our mind. But when you do spend time with someone for a while, you can sometimes guess what they are thinking. But mostly by the look on there face.
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There is no scientific evidence to suggest that twins can communicate using their minds. Twins may share a close bond that enables them to understand each other well, but communication would still typically involve traditional methods such as speaking, gestures, or facial expressions.
Some disadvantages of using twin studies include potential difficulty in determining the unique contributions of genetics and environment, limited generalizability to the broader population, and ethical concerns related to the use of human subjects, especially in cases of separation of twins.
The plural of "mind" is "minds."
The modern idea that our minds have a conscious and unconscious track is known as the dual-process theory.
Probably not. Many twins claim to exhibit ESP-like behavior, including finishing each other’s sentences and feeling phantom pain when the other is hurt. However, there is no conclusive scientific evidence that twins have extrasensory perception. Many psychologists agree that these instances of “twin telepathy” are the result of genetically influenced traits or simple closeness as opposed to something supernatural.One such instance that made news in 2009 involved 15-year-old twin sisters from the UK. One twin, Gemma, claimed that she “had a feeling” about her sister, Leanne, being in danger and went to check on her. She found Leanne submerged in the bathtub after losing consciousness, and her quick response was able to save Leanne’s life. Although this incident sounds pretty supernatural, it can be explained by mere coincidence and the fact that Leanne had suffered from similar “fits” before.
Twin studies, especially using identical twins raised in different environments, allow researchers to isolate the effects of genetics and experience on specific traits. By comparing identical twins who share all their genes but differ in their environments, researchers can attribute any differences in traits to genetic factors.