In a nutshell Even among genetically identical mice, early chance events create lasting differences in success – demonstrating that luck can outweigh innate ability in determining life outcomes.

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From Andrew Wigley, International Development and Partnerships Director, University of Cape Town, South Africa ...

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A Cornell study found that early-life luck significantly impacts adult outcomes in male mice, particularly in competitive environments. Small advantages, such as securing shelter early, create ...