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    What major scientific blunder did Shakespeare include in his play 'Twelfth Night'?

    Question #26421. Asked by RND. (Jan 13 03 11:22 PM)


    Socrates

    		The identical twins Viola and Sebastion are different sexes. This is impossible.

    Jan 14 03, 2:26 AM
    Friar Tuck

    		I would agree but http://www.science-frontiers.com/sf074/sf074b09.htm says they can

    Jan 14 03, 8:41 AM

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