We must secure the existence of blue eyes and a future for blue eyed children

“because the frequency is calculated simply by counting the genes, not the displayed phenotypes
and since the genes are still in the population, you would still occasionally get both the same in one person”

But you said that recessive genes can leave a genetic line altogether.

yes

@Weaboo Kempeitai

this depends partly on the population size

We must secure the existence of our benis and a future for fugging baginas X-DDD <:spurdo:640003428290134026>

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Hate OSL

if the population is large, and the frequency is above some low minimum, then it will stay around

lol

Boooo

This place is the source of all my problems in life!

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I need to reconnect with the friends I've abandoned.

unless the type of people with blue eye genes (but not necessarily blue eyes) do not replace themselves

Weeb satellites

What?

reconnect weeb network

Your benis fucking vaginas is freedom.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qtR3Zq6oa1Y

what is this

if you have just two people with both versions of the gene, they can have kids without any version

Seen that

but the population has more than two people

Its a mockery of JF

The freedom to fug baginas is a human right.

on average, among hte people with the gene, some pass it down

bringing up the court case and what not

But even if two brown eyed parents both have the recessive blue eyed gene, there is still a 50% chance their offspring won’t and boom, end of blue eyes in that lineage?

but you have many brown eyed parents iwth the recessive gene

some pass it down

He could get sued for that video tbh

peddling same stuff Cuck DesTINY did

also, if you have many brown eyed parents with the recessive gene, you are most likely to have some blue eyed people and some people without the gene at all

to know if thee gene is passed down, we look at the whole population

it may be lost in some people by chance, but it may be passed down more than usual by others

so it evens out

Ok thank you for your explanation. I really appreciate it.

sure