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The research I'm referring to, with intra-race comparisons, as I stated, would avoid the question of racial factors affecting or not affecting the results. So
by SamReidHughes 3y ago
The research I'm referring to, with intra-race comparisons, as I stated, would avoid the question of racial factors affecting or not affecting the results.
So your reply is a complete non sequitor.
- Tor3 3y agoWhat you're saying makes no sense. Humans don't have "races". So there's nothing to compare in the first place.
- SamReidHughes 3y agoThe comparisons, being intra-race, are between people of the same race. How does that mean there's nothing to compare?
- Tor3 3y agoThe point is: There is no biological concept of "race", therefore you can't have "race research" or "comparisions". "race" is a purely social construct more common in certain countries than others.