Bah. That wouldn't work on me. I was born with slow internet, molded by it. I didn't see broadband until I was already a man.

Taking the incidence and survival rate into account that would be <1.000005 heads per capita, however, do conjoined twins only count as one person?"Population per capita"
Capita, that is, head
Depending on how you define these terms, conjoined twins may need to be taken into consideration

Which is why I said it depends how you define the termsTaking the incidence and survival rate into account that would be <1.000005 heads per capita, however, do conjoined twins only count as one person?
If one of them commits a crime the other one is automatically an accessory for not stopping them?Which is why I said it depends how you define the terms
An interesting conundrum is how to deal with the case of conjoined twins when only one commits a crime (what to do about incarceration - some interesting case law there)
I don't think there is necessarily a right answer

I just tried too, I'm convinced I would have to download the 1981 movie to get the right imageIf one of them commits a crime the other one is automatically an accessory for not stopping them?
EDIT: There is a scene from Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy where Zaphod Beeblebrox has a birdcage over one of his heads pretending it's a parrot, and I wanted to suggest that as a method of incarceration, but I can't find any pictures of that to post here. The internet sucks.

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