> Clearly, certain populations have much different mixtures, which explains large portions of variances in human behavior. Citation needed. Geneticists can, a

> Clearly, certain populations have much different mixtures, which explains large portions of variances in human behavior. Citation needed. Geneticists can, at best, sometimes figure out what any particular gene does, and yet here you are claiming that you can tie broad behavior differences to traces of the Neanderthal genetic code (Weird, since geneticists can at best, barely correlate the smallest differences in behaviour to particular genes). That's an extraordinary claim, and would require some truly extraordinary evidence. Behavioral genetics does not have the predictive power that you think it does. Couching scientific racism behind the fig leaf of 'Behavioural geneticists all know this but refuse to talk about it', fortunately, requires absolutely no actual evidence. In fact, the absence of evidence for it is viewed as evidence for it!