Pevenseagull
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- Jul 20, 2003
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[TV] Three Identical Strangers ...C4 last night
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Garage_Doors
Originally the Swankers
Is it a factual documentary? a drama? a crime thriller? Give us a clue.
Return of the Rev
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Have recorded it, no spoilers please.
Stumpy Tim
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I saw it on a plane a couple of weeks ago. Really worth watching
albiongirl
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Just watching it now very interesting!!
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It's a documentary with a human interest angle.
Tony Le Mesmer
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Fascinating true story
Fascinating and shocking in equal measure.
bluenitsuj
Listen to me!!!
Recorded it so shall be watching this weekend
symyjym
Banned
Yep very interesting and they have every right to retrieve their records and reports on the study.
It's a bit of a quandary because many scientific findings came about through unscrupulous programs that would be morally questioned today. Nature v nurture is a massive question but how do we find the answer.
There has to a follow on story I would imagine.
It's a bit of a quandary because many scientific findings came about through unscrupulous programs that would be morally questioned today. Nature v nurture is a massive question but how do we find the answer.
There has to a follow on story I would imagine.
SUA Seagull
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Just watched it and thought that it was a really fascinating and extremely well constructed and presented documentary with a very poignant human interest angle. One of the best programmes I’ve seen in a while.
It was heart-breaking to see the ultimate effect on the triplets of the separation they endured so early in life, and for the way in which their enforced role in a carefully planned scientific experiment coldly overrode any personal considerations, albeit that attitudes to such things must have been very different nearly 60 years ago when the research into their lives was first conducted.
I took a special interest in the film in that I am an identical twin and because all children born in the UK in the last week of February/first week of March 1958, when I was born, were (and a very large number still remain) the subject of an ongoing National Child Development Study, which is voluntarily participative and in which I have taken part for 60 years. The results of the NCDS’s findings are made publicly available and their research into all sorts of health, educational, employment, welfare, social and life outcomes has been internationally used by governments and businesses in their planning models, given the value of the data obtained from such a large sample (initially ~70,000 participants).
I’d be interested to know if anyone else on NSC is still a cohort in the NCDS.
It was heart-breaking to see the ultimate effect on the triplets of the separation they endured so early in life, and for the way in which their enforced role in a carefully planned scientific experiment coldly overrode any personal considerations, albeit that attitudes to such things must have been very different nearly 60 years ago when the research into their lives was first conducted.
I took a special interest in the film in that I am an identical twin and because all children born in the UK in the last week of February/first week of March 1958, when I was born, were (and a very large number still remain) the subject of an ongoing National Child Development Study, which is voluntarily participative and in which I have taken part for 60 years. The results of the NCDS’s findings are made publicly available and their research into all sorts of health, educational, employment, welfare, social and life outcomes has been internationally used by governments and businesses in their planning models, given the value of the data obtained from such a large sample (initially ~70,000 participants).
I’d be interested to know if anyone else on NSC is still a cohort in the NCDS.
portlock seagull
Why? Why us?
- Jul 28, 2003
- 17,071
Thank you, watched tonight following your alert. Wife and I were gripped by, extraordinary story.
Knocky's Nose
Mon nez est en Valenciennes..
Did just that, on your recommendation. Absolutely brilliant.
Am I the only one who thought "No... the elder Sisters... THEY weren't all related, too - were they?!
" - then nothing further was mentioned...Anyway - thanks for that. Really enjoyed it.
rocker959
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Apparently there was a fourth child that died at birth which was not mentioned in the documentary .
Was fascinating.
Wrong-Direction
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- Mar 10, 2013
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Watched last night with the misses, mind blowing!
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Wrong-Direction
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- Mar 10, 2013
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I love the way when governments don't want to release information they can just lock it away in a file that says don't open for 70 years, enough time for everyone involved to die? I'm sure this happened with JFK info
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