Message from @Agent Tethers

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2019-10-28 23:27:49 UTC  

I could destroy this server with my newest argument

2019-10-29 05:09:35 UTC  

@calebcool really?

2019-10-29 05:24:18 UTC  

@Romulus when did i use a "like OMG, how can you say that, how dare you" argument

2019-10-29 05:24:27 UTC  

and not at least elaborate

2019-10-29 05:24:29 UTC  

Hahaha

2019-10-29 05:24:33 UTC  

Libtard is still mad

2019-10-29 05:25:17 UTC  

yes i am.

2019-10-29 05:25:33 UTC  

I have every right to be angry

2019-10-29 05:25:41 UTC  

but i try to keep anger out of my arguments

2019-10-29 05:27:06 UTC  

Buutthurt libtard

2019-10-29 05:27:19 UTC  

Even ifm that's true it doesn't make me wrong

2019-10-29 05:27:26 UTC  

this is an ad hominem argument

2019-10-29 05:28:33 UTC  

but back to what we were discussing yesterday, humans don't have a crime gene, and IQ tests involve vocabulary, something which is taught, not inherent. It is foolish to attribute both purely to genetics

2019-10-29 05:54:14 UTC  

If crime is the incapacity to maintain societal rules, then yes there is a genetic basis for crime.

2019-10-29 05:54:52 UTC  

Different populations have different proclivities to behavioral inhibition.

2019-10-29 05:55:36 UTC  

Not genetically

2019-10-29 05:56:17 UTC  

East Asians are usually far less impulsive than africans because they had selective pressures applied to them, which translated into selecting certain genes compared to another

2019-10-29 05:56:54 UTC  

or maybe their culture suppresses their feelings, telling them to keep in line. East Asian culture is very conservative usually

2019-10-29 05:57:06 UTC  

Just ask the father of DNA

2019-10-29 05:57:44 UTC  

How do you think their culture came to be numb nuts

2019-10-29 05:58:01 UTC  

A recursive pattern of selective pressure

2019-10-29 05:58:19 UTC  

@Fidel Castro Bro,impulsivity is directly attributed to frontal lobe proportions and hormonal balance. Other than nutrition, what else can you attribute to those things outside of genetics?

2019-10-29 05:58:40 UTC  

Material conditions in Africa did not lead to developement of agriculture in many places, meaning that society could not be formed neither could advanced cultures

2019-10-29 05:59:28 UTC  

Someone who is socially ostracised for being gay is much less likely to identify as gay than someone who is accepted for being gay, as an example

2019-10-29 05:59:55 UTC  

Impulse control can be affected by upbringing and experience

2019-10-29 05:59:55 UTC  

europeans and chinks made agriculture ez pz there in less than a decade. Plus africa had better infastructure than china for atleast a hundred years

2019-10-29 06:00:15 UTC  

Certain african countries

2019-10-29 06:00:42 UTC  

If sub-Saharan Africa couldnt develop due to material conditions prior to the intake of latin american trade and its agricultural goods, then they werent exposed to the selective pressures that more sedentary people were @Fidel Castro

2019-10-29 06:01:13 UTC  

thus, under natural selection, would not have developed the same temperament.

2019-10-29 06:01:39 UTC  

Just ask charles darwin on his thoughts on them

2019-10-29 06:02:30 UTC  

Agriculture has only arisen in the last 10,000 years, even for Europeans. That's not a long enough time for substantial genetic difference, but europeans aren't "impulsive"

2019-10-29 06:02:32 UTC  

Btw Karl Marx said that darwinism was the missing piece to communism

2019-10-29 06:02:38 UTC  

In a few letters to engels

2019-10-29 06:03:07 UTC  

@Fidel Castro the variety already existed, it was a matter of selection

2019-10-29 06:03:12 UTC  

not social darwinism though

2019-10-29 06:03:19 UTC  

@Fidel Castro wrong, of digestive systems and neoteny went through major changes in the last 10k years

2019-10-29 06:03:32 UTC  

we know of genetics have had major change

2019-10-29 06:03:54 UTC  

Those features were already present but were selected over other traits

2019-10-29 06:04:06 UTC  

There was a lot of genetic noise

2019-10-29 06:04:14 UTC  

And it turned into a symphony