Message from @crud

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2017-04-03 01:11:43 UTC  

i suppose so

2017-04-03 01:12:06 UTC  

that information is over a decade old.

2017-04-03 01:12:09 UTC  

how about while and asian ?

2017-04-03 01:12:11 UTC  

I actually have a cousin who was born with a rather life threatening birth defect on his neck. He was mixed. White mother, black father. They operated on him, but, he also ended up with a mild form of Autism known as Aspergers.

2017-04-03 01:12:12 UTC  

a decade is not a very long time

2017-04-03 01:12:15 UTC  

Plus, I am mixed race and I have no "identity issues"

2017-04-03 01:12:25 UTC  

So does the information change just because it's old?

2017-04-03 01:12:43 UTC  

white and asian mixes are way too glorified in media

2017-04-03 01:12:44 UTC  

Well, that depends on the information, really.

2017-04-03 01:12:49 UTC  

I hate it

2017-04-03 01:12:49 UTC  

^^

2017-04-03 01:12:51 UTC  

no but there are discoveries in medicine all the time

2017-04-03 01:12:58 UTC  

And this is from a period of time with much less racial tension in the US

2017-04-03 01:12:59 UTC  

a lot of those sources in that paper

2017-04-03 01:13:00 UTC  

guess what

2017-04-03 01:13:03 UTC  

over 20 years old

2017-04-03 01:13:16 UTC  

why don't you post something that's more recent instead?

2017-04-03 01:13:25 UTC  

I wish there was more representation of mixed couples and children who neither are part white

2017-04-03 01:13:32 UTC  

information changes and we learn more about ourselves as time passes

2017-04-03 01:13:36 UTC  

welcome to reality

2017-04-03 01:13:51 UTC  

I can't because it's racist to study race

2017-04-03 01:13:52 UTC  

that's a very broad statement

2017-04-03 01:14:09 UTC  

as are your views, vik

2017-04-03 01:14:14 UTC  

last time i checked, if you drop an apple it still hits the ground

2017-04-03 01:14:26 UTC  

let me know how that's relevant

2017-04-03 01:14:28 UTC  

take your time

2017-04-03 01:14:42 UTC  

I learned recently that I don't have a lazy eye. But a rare condition called HyperEso Deviation. I went to the eye doctor last year, and heard nothing of the sort. But after a year and a half or so, they discovered this new condition, apparently.

2017-04-03 01:15:14 UTC  

the difference being is that my views apply to a broad set of things, wheras yours do not. information chagnes, not very often, but it may. God does not.

2017-04-03 01:15:28 UTC  

Things are always changing. That's a fact. If enough people race-mix, the genes will eventually evolve to handle that.

2017-04-03 01:15:32 UTC  

if you have you ever tried to write a research paper on anything or know anything about how medical journal articles are publishes you'll know that old information

2017-04-03 01:15:40 UTC  

just like you have, right?

2017-04-03 01:15:40 UTC  

@Spirit so a government study isn't a valid source, but Dailymail is?

2017-04-03 01:15:43 UTC  

ESPECIALLY information that is 20+ years old at this point

2017-04-03 01:15:52 UTC  

KEK

2017-04-03 01:15:55 UTC  

is outdated

2017-04-03 01:16:00 UTC  

I gotta give that to Spad tbh

2017-04-03 01:16:11 UTC  

Good one

2017-04-03 01:16:15 UTC  

I just was trying to find multiple articles to prove my point

2017-04-03 01:16:17 UTC  

depends on what kind of information

2017-04-03 01:16:31 UTC  

the article is more than likely a summary of a published journal