I honestly think most black people live more colorful lives (pun) than whites

like it's innate

colorful?

I don't follow

I think I would have a problem explaning that

like how they view their lives

Well I suppose it explains the bloods n crips

they are very colorful

like a white person tolerate more

I mean maybe, it's kinda vague but if you mean in a way like more risk taking and dangerous lifestyle choices well color me white, I don't wanna have a colorful life.

a little bit of that yes

but it's a whole package

a white person is more ok with having a "grey" life

excuse my synesthesia

lol

Yea we seem to get our kicks socializing intellectually which colorful people see as boring and dull.

it's a weaker need to have fun I think

Yes I would agree with that generally

@Eternal Entropy I agree that Tabula Rasa is bad and its prevalence in society has caused a lot of harm but I think a supposed "Tabula my big brain has figured everything out because muh genetics" could possibly be just as bad. Straying away from reality will fuck you up sooner or later whichever side of the pendulum you are on.

it's like at some point we mature to a certain level where as colorful people want to have endless childhood fun.

I might be a little dazzled with whites complete loss of in group preference

losing all our real communities

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I agree boniface. "I still believe that not considering the social aspect of humans as a very strong and influential aspect of human formation and interaction is a grave mistake of those who are too deep into the biological materialism.

Socialisation is an emergent property in humans from our genetics

HOWEVER

they serve to inform us of threats in the environment

BUT

we can be given false signals from others for nefarious purposes

and some of us react in ways like rejecting in group preference

hmm.. I just thought of something regarding rejection of in group preference.

Could it be that its due to a mouse-utopia type phenomenon? Life gets so easy, people get so numb to it that they rebel against the very thing making it good?

So neglecting the biologically rooted properties of the social aspect in humans can lead to the ignorance of it's vital and deeply influential role it plays.

in other words, human beings can't handle having nice things lol

#1 we aren't mice

no, i don't think it's that things tget too nice

#2 that environment was highly controlled and unlike the real world

I think it's that we slack up

and then it escalates

some people make some mistakes that then unravel

they tried to test it in the city with humans but the same result could not be reproduced