@TheUserNameofPeace This is where you fall apart tho, and its probably the weakest arguement you can make.
To quote Jeffery Long:
" Specifically, human population structure strongly biases the outcome of analyses by violating two assumptions: first, that expected genetic diversity is the same in every population; and second, that divergence between all pairs of populations is equal and independent."
Like the picture of the FST values you posted that has those cited papers using genetic levels to support subspecies classifications, they all apply genetic technology to systems that have previously described subspecies and then look at the genetic differentiation between those groupings. Basically, they can only describe the differences between the already identified categories.
The problem with you in particualar is that you see a blog with citations then assume its making the claim the blog is making, so please stop.
