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https://plato-philosophy.org/wp-content/uploads/gaston-1.jpg401500How much of your personality and beliefs come from your parents? What parts of us are important to who we are? What parts aren’t as important? What kinds of things can we gain and learn from making friends with different kinds of people? Are we necessarily more like the people we look like? What kind ... ...