> The reality is opposite the title - humans are far more distinct, especially on group levels, than is commonly understood. This really seems to have some hug

> The reality is opposite the title - humans are far more distinct, especially on group levels, than is commonly understood. This really seems to have some huge assumptions in there. What is commonly understood? I don't think there is much common understanding associated with this. Except maybe that we should treat individuals as individuals, rather than make strong distinctions based on group membership, regardless of any underlying distinctions in the groups. At least that's the noble intent -- I don't think any lies are layered on this.