he litterally never saud that

@Deleted User If we are being truthful, most leftist and communist groups are complete jokes.

yup

also that "black" man looks indian

He's actually African-American. What does a black man look like?

oh man this is rich to see

its almost like race is fucking arbitrary

and can't be clearly defined

Lmao

its by self reports

Due to high amounts of race-mixing these days, race is becoming more and more arbitrary.

theve done studies and determined self reported race corrolates to actual geographical rac

race

Okay, can you source them?

What the fuck...

lemme grab the bottle before i read whatever queef posts

https://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000984.htm

@Deleted User There we go.

I'm actually qualified to discuss the history of computing

by who

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antikythera_mechanism

@Anarchist-Communist I agree 100% with you tbh. I don't believe race-realism has any bearing on the rights of individuals or the validation of heirarchy

My alma mater is comp sci and history

@Deleted User Context is key.. modern personal computers is what I was reffering to.

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/race-is-a-social-construct-scientists-argue/

ok then we should see random sistribution of alleles

I have talked about Race Realism in thought with a fuckload of people, and most agree that even if we go by it 100%, all it comes down to is Statistical Discrimination. Black people and Latin Americans being less intelligent and more aggressive generally does not make all Asians and White people smart and passive.

Plus, whites and blacks have coexisted before.

So... what the fuck ever.

wow

kill hwites

black power

@Deleted User Those are electronic computers that could store RAM, and programs, infact the UI for computers that wasn't text based, was from xerox, and was conceptulized by a white male.

@Anarchist-Communist But in that statement you implied that racial differences DO exist.

I understand that. Mark Dean was the co-creator of the IBM personal computer.

ok so what>

its one guy

@Deleted User Did I say they inherently don't? I said whether they do or don't is irrelevant.

@Deleted User No that was ed roberts who conceptulized the first PC, or personal computer.