Mhm

I find human populations fascinating to be quite honest

in just a year the moths were mostly black. And then they cleaned up the air and the situation reversed.

I’m of the opinion there is most certainly much differences between the races

And you, @Hylia.

Kinda of a shame really

To all of the internationalist

It's a touchy subject, because it was used as a justification for racism in the past

too hard to talk about unless everyone is chill

Men and women are vastly different, races are very different

Yes I know

I don’t blame people

They’ve been told from day one that everyone is equal

“All men are created equal” “you can shoot to the stars”

we can pinpoint a few specific differences. Negroids suffer more glaucoma, Caucasians and Turkics suffer more skin cancer

Well we have data that shows political opinions might be genetic

The amount is debated

Like 30 to 60%

Not concrete

Those studies are much harder to clean up, tho

Yeah

Pew research has done a study on it

Because there's a strong correlation between giving birth to a kid and raising it XD

Oh

Twin studies

Take identical twins then move them to adoption

Everyone is capable of reason, though intelligence can certainly be influenced by your genetic soup.

I'm aware. The sampling is terrible and the study takes decades.
Thus, "much harder to clean up"

Twin studies is a good way of getting the nurture out

Yeah

Honestly it’s kinda a shame

but yeah, human sciences would be much more convenient if everyone had a clone to use as a control group

Something like race affects people differently

Jews have a IQ of 110

Japanese are second with 106

Whites average around 100

See, those are studies far, FAR more likely to be bullshit than not

You can pinpoint strong, pervasive cultural traditions there, for example

There's plenty of evidence substantiating they can be refined, just as much as we are. I lean toward the side of allowing positive role models of different races to conduct cultural reforms.

Yeah but why is the range the same in America and Africa?

Because strong, pervasive cultural traditions tend to stick for more than one generation.