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That's perfectly analogous to color. You can argue all day which shades of teal belong to the broader categories of blue or green, and you could also instead ta
by the_lego 3y ago
That's perfectly analogous to color. You can argue all day which shades of teal belong to the broader categories of blue or green, and you could also instead talk solely about narrow shades like mauve, cyan, indigo, etc. That doesn't make the coarse categories of red, green, and blue, meaningless or useless.
- skissane 3y agoWhat’s your colour analogy for my example of Pashtuns on one side of the Afghanistan-Pakistan border being (according to the US government) a different “race” from those on the other, despite being physically indistinguishable? I think that’s a good example of where your analogy fails