clearly there are groups, and clearly there are genetic differences between them

what more do you want

@Nerthulas categories not substantiated in the studies. for example, comparing human fst to the fst of different subspecies like wolves, zebras, buffalo, etc.

"you can't group them" clearly we can

what about it?

all they're saying is that ***if*** fst were to be accepted as a standard for the presence of subspecies classification, then humans would meet that standard

its not a complicated argument

like 80% of the genes are for our brains, think about that

just think abou tit

if we can sperate by the exterior

"clearly there are groups, and clearly there are genetic differences between them"

Science isnt intuitive. Not saying there isnt genetic variation between populations, but the markers that are "easily recognizable" are actually adaptation phenotypical traits that account for little of the genetic variation between humans.

so what?

lmao

I JUST SAID THE OPPOSITE

it's 80% in the brain

you donkey

actually you're saying the same thing

race denial is denial of evolution

we sperate races by FAR less in other speices

yes, that's true

FAR less

the thing with these people

is they are confused by the word race

they think it's something magical

it isn't

it's just categorization

they think humans are special, and they think that we are making claims that we aren't

yeah they fetishize the word race

it's divergent evolutionary paths

a race is a population

humans are special

and it's obvious that exists

"all they're saying is that if fst were to be accepted as a standard for the presence of subspecies classification, then humans would meet that standard"

It wouldnt, because primate taxonomy has experienced a major drop in subspecies classification and an increase in identified species based on new data and a more robust concept of species that aims to identify independent evolutionary lineages as the smallest unit in taxonomy.

God said so

no Yek, reread

yek, just read what's written

maybe you'll get it

it says that ***if*** fst were to be accepted as a standard for the presence of subspecies classification

stop looking at fking fst

it's autistic

not that it ***is*** a standard