I think our intrinsic reluctance to fully consider genetic differences among populations is a massive confounder in nutritional (and medical) science. Modern hu

I think our intrinsic reluctance to fully consider genetic differences among populations is a massive confounder in nutritional (and medical) science. Modern human populations are far more genetically distinct than we are allowed to acknowledge. It's a deeply seated bias that pervades medical and social sciences and is the root of so many conflicting results.