Originally posted by DaShi
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Perhaps you can modify your definition of racism thus, so you can include me:
"a belief that race is a usefully way of categorizing humans that can serve as a decent proxy for determining the distributions of traits and capacities in large populations and that genetic differences among them produce differences in the distribution of different kinds of talented individuals among the races"
Respiratory system, muscular system, skeletal system, urinary system, digestive system, immune system ect.
It only brakes down when touching the brain. That's when people become racist! But the only way to have this be completely true (other explanations are possible for genetic differences on a much smaller scale than those I have in the past claimed are so, would you perhaps recognize the possibility of trivial differences say in temperament or IQ differences of say a point or so?). That the the brain must have remained unchanged in the last 200 000 years is the only plausible explanation one might give for this to be so.
How can you have new mutations arising in the past say 50 000 years that help people have say slightly higher IQs and still for example keep the frequency of such new mutations and the later prevalence of these genes identical in say the old world and Australia? The best way to argue against this question is to simply state either very few such genes have arisen average group differences are very small or no new genes have arisen.
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