jfiwefwo

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   by jfiwefwo 4y ago

   It doesn't matter how much of the genome is shared, what matters is how large the phenotypic differences are. Same with dog breeds who share a large portion of their genome but are very different. This is classic Lewontin's fallac
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   by jfiwefwo 4y ago

   No it isn't, the human breeds are very different and africans have been separated from other humans for >50k years in very different environments. Even Darwin recognized the differences are massive and some populations seem like dif
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   by jfiwefwo 4y ago

   This is almost all wrong and no actual intelligence researcher agrees with any of it. IQ is substantially heritable and the group difference has persisted for a very long time, and even survives admixture based studies where mixed individua