Not quite right

So it is partially right?

I basically came to that conclusion based off observation by looking at the map.

I think'd be more about UV radiation than anything else. If heat were the issue, then darker skin would be in warmer areas

Ah.... I see.

If humans lived in a extreme hot climate, they would adapt through skin tone.

If they lived in extreme cold climates, they would adapt through skin tone.

Bet you if we lived in extreme climates, we would give rise to a new race.

i'd say it depends on how extreme, among other factors

there is also the necessity for some form of natural selection

if desirable traits are not sorted through long processes then no cohesive move towards a new race can occur

Is it just me, or is it weird when people refer to companies as "it" instead of "they"?

I wonder what kind of race would arise from a extreme climate.

Companies are considered entities aka individuals.

For some reason.

"it" refers to the incorporated business methinks

sure, but the companies don't make "it" decisions

they make _their_ decisions.

idunno, it seems weird.

I hope science gets to the point where they could create a Neko race that is compatible with the human race.

Creating a equal intelligent race that could co-exist with humans.

Like fantasy world.

> compatible
giggity

There is already such a race, it's just taboo to explore the... compatibility.

If races are not compatible, how could they co-exist?

why cats though

I am talking about anime style nekos.

The cat women and men.

Yes, we know you're talking about catgirls

Yeah.

Also like to see elves.

^_^

ayy spectre's back

aren't those just people with pointy ears?

@Hoenn_Otaku "Umber" hmmmm?

Life span would be the big difference.

~~I also had a group where the super soldiers were green cat people just for the fun of it~~

No, they're midgets who like to make gifts for no good reason whatsoever

skip this whole neko bullshit

gimmie full blown monster girls

Of course if we can create elves, we would be able to extend human's life expediency.

@Hoenn_Otaku "Umber" Ohh, thought you were referring to the family of computer hardware vulnerabilities targeting speculative execution, collectively known as "spectre".