how about you take a look at my infographic

how about you link something in a scientific journal

or the journal itself

instead of a infographic

i did post several sources yesterday

but i doubt you looked at them

Does an infographic devalue the facts?

there's literal sources

at the bottom of it

https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=FrwNcwKaUKoC&printsec=frontcover&source=gbs_ge_summary_r&cad=0#v=onepage&q&f=false

here's a few chapters

http://humanbiologicaldiversity.com/

an entire website

of sources

You're missing the point that luca sforza makes *when we want to see race we see race* **when we question the objective nature of race it doesn't show that it is grounded in any actual part of reality**

Race is basically confirmation bias

So you're saying blacks aren't black?

And whites aren't white?

https://i.imgur.com/Ud9w8LF.png

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i'm saying there is no reason to pick one set of 'K buckets' from another

scary link

LOL

or 'cline seperations'

or demes

or haplogroups

people are directed by their confirmation bias to see what they want to see from data that doesn't point in any objective direction

So blacks aren't black?

IF I see a black man, I am automatically biased for seeing him as black?

not in the biological sense only in a sociological sense

Sociological.

are all people affected by confirmation bias?

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that is a meme

This is what the imgur link went to.

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are all people affected by confirmation bias?

i assume that they do, right?

Yes but this means we could arbuitary pick any K numbers for how we seperate the human 'clines' and say those are racial groups. **If all the answers for how many races there are are true then it doesn't give any useful information other than confirming our own ideas about the world.**