Thanks to being taller

@Maj. Asshole He says that because of the accusations against him

@Runes bruh

Environment affects genetics, that's undeniable evolutionary theory 101. Genetic predisposition to behaviour is also a thing. So would that not make nature V nurture actually a triangle of genetics>culture>enviroment>genetics?

That’s amazing

@Reichtangle they have to. How many nigs get out on academics

For them sports is the way out

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ZIpFytCSVc

@RoflTank you gotta think about time scales

Genetics is on a very long time scale

Well yes and no

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microevolution is a thing

Decades at minimum

it is?

Yes, we can actually see it in action with elephants

@Innaswamp they’re also taller and such

Elephants have evolved to stop growing tusks

Better legs than YT too

@Reichtangle steph curry

In the span of maybe a few centuries

Like spics are good at baseball from playing so much

If you want a summary of The Bell Curve in video form, this interview sums it up pretty well: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y1lEPQYQk8s

A major physiological change as a response to environmental pressures on a, genetically speaking, incredibly small timescale

Yes. A few centuries. That’s the time scale of genetics.

>posting murray unironically

Disprove it

tbf I think ivory poaching really only started in the 1800's

There is no refutation of The Bell Curve that is intellectually honest

Ivory poaching is kind of new

And it got REALLY bad in the 1900's, before reaching a peak in the early 2000's

Now elephants are being born without tusks as a survival mechanism

The chinese still buy it in droves

But pretty much everyone has outlawed ivory sales

China is a giant market

TFW you’ll never outlaw chinks

Still, the question is, based on things like genetic predisposition and environmental pressures, by all accounts it should be a triangle.

@Benis btw everyone is now ignoring you, FYI

Most of the market is asian

Pretty much yeah