Listen up you racist mother fuckers, I want you to prove races exist without using one logical fallacy.
We are all one race. The Human Race.
Prove Races Exist
Kayden Hall
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Ian Gomez
The term "race" may be technically wrong but there are real and concrete differences between "races". For examples, there are slightly different meds for whites and african-americans to treat the same condition in some cases. Look it up.
Jonathan Bell
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Dylan Ortiz
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Camden Lee
>people have different bone structures therefore they're subhumans and its ok to genocide them
All humans are made in the image of God, and whoever hurts a child of God would be better off dead
Angel Clark
>advocates death
>preaches in God's name
Fuck off you fedora fag
Noah James
The point was to prove difference between races. Your point is invalid
Anthony Clark
if all humans are literally made in the image of god, how come all humans look different? are you saying there are multiple gods?
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Hudson Hughes
Take this win
Caleb Anderson
Stfu monkey boy, you know full well we are different. It's why you need prescibed vitamins from the NHS to survive in Europe, it's why you need steroids to keep up with me in the gym. Fuck off chimp boy.
Austin Cook
If race isn't real then why do different races react differently to certain medications?
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Why is our genetic makeup inextricably linked to culture and behavior?
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>Scientific consensus is that race isn't real.
source?
(1997) Barbujani et. al., find a human genetic distance of ,155. There are no recognized subspecies.
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(2001) Kim et. al., find an Asian dog genetic distance of ,154. There are eleven recognized subspecies.
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(1994) Roy et. al., find a North American coyote genetic distance of ,107. There are nineteen recognized subspecies.
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(2002) Schwartz et. al., find a Canadian lynx genetic distance of ,033. There are three recognized subspecies.
Chase King
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(2014) Jackson et. al., find a humpback whale genetic distance of ,12. There are three recognized subspecies.
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(2008) Lorenzen, Arctander & Siegismund find a plains zebra genetic distance of ,11. There are five recognized subspecies.
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(2003) Pierpaoli et. al., find a European wildcat genetic distance of ,11. There are three recognized subspecies and five biogeographic groups according to (Mattucci et. al., 2016).
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(2007) Lorenzen et. al., find a Kob antelope genetic distance of ,11. There are two to three recognized subspecies.
>Scientific consensus is that race isn't real.
source?
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(2003) Jordana et. al., find a south European beef cattle genetic distance of ,068. There are eighteen recognized subspecies.
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(2008) Lorenzen, Arctander & Siegismund find a plains zebra genetic distance of ,11. There are five recognized subspecies.
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(2003) Pierpaoli et. al., find a European wildcat genetic distance of ,11. There are three recognized subspecies and five biogeographic groups according to (Mattucci et. al., 2016).
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(2007) Lorenzen et. al., find a Kob antelope genetic distance of ,11. There are two to three recognized subspecies.
>Scientific consensus is that race isn't real.
source?
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(2003) Jordana et. al., find a south European beef cattle genetic distance of ,068. There are eighteen recognized subspecies.
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(2004) Williams et. al., find a red winged blackbird genetic distance of ,01. There are twenty-two recognized subspecies.
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(1997) Wise et. al., show that the genetic variability within humans is 0,776. There are zero recognized human subspecies.
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(1997) Wise et. al., find a chimpanzee genetic variability of ,63. There are four recognized subspecies.
Henry Taylor
race =/= ethnicity
Lincoln Cruz
You didn't even try desu
Owen Diaz
>without using one logical fallacy.
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(2001) Uphyrkina et. al., find a leopard genetic variability of ,58. There are thirteen recognized subspecies.
source?
(2001) Eizirik et. al., find a jaguar genetic variability of ,739. There are nine recognized subspecies.
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(2000) Culver et. al., find a puma genetic variability of ,52. There are six recognized subspecies.
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(2002) Schwartz et. al., find a Canadian lynx genetic variability of ,66. There are three recognized subspecies.
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(1998) Paetkau et. al., find a North American brown bear genetic variability of ,5275. There are nineteen recognized subspecies.
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Landon Morales
lurk more, faggot
Leo Green
(2000) Waits et. al., find a Scandinavian brown bear genetic variability of ,687. There are nineteen recognized subspecies.
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(1996) Garcia-Moreno et. al., find a coyote genetic variability of ,629. There are nineteen recognized subspecies. They further find a Gray wolf genetic variability of ,574. There are thirty-seven recognized subspecies.
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(2001) Girman et. al., find an African wild dog genetic variability of ,643. There are five recognized subspecies.
(2001) Kyle & Strobeck find a North American wolverine genetic variability of ,55. There are two to three recognized subspecies.
(2001) Walker et. al., find a Scandinavian wolverine genetic variability of ,325. There are three recognized subspecies.
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(2000) Polziehn et. al., find an elk genetic variability of ,395. There are seven to eight recognized subspecies.
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(1995) Forbes et. al., find a bighorn sheep genetic variability of ,6235. There are three recognized subspecies.
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(2000) Reinartz et. al., find a bonobo genetic variability of ,535. There is one subspecies.
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(1999) Paetkau et. al., find a polar bear genetic variability of ,68. There is one subspecies.
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(1999) Wilton, Steward & Zafiris find an Australian dingo genetic variability of ,445. There is one recognized subspecies.
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(1996) Garcia-Moreno et. al., find a domesticated dog genetic variability of ,5085. There is one recognized subspecies, and there are many breeds.
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Ian Roberts
> look at nigger
> black
> look at european
> white
next
Gabriel Cook
(2000) Turkheimer presents his Three Laws of Behavioral Genetics and explains their meaning.
Turkheimer begins by stating, "The nature-nurture debate is over. The bottom line is that everything is heritable, an outcome that has taken all sides of the naturenurture debate by surprise. Irving Gottesman and I have suggested that the universal influence of genes on behavior be enshrined as the first law of behavior genetics (Turkheimer & Gottesman, 1991), and at the risk of naming laws that I can take no credit for discovering, it is worth stating the nearly unanimous results of behavior genetics in a more formal manner."
The Three Laws are as follows:
? First Law. All human behavioral traits are heritable.
? Second Law. The effect of being raised in the same family is smaller than the effect of genes.
? Third Law. A substantial portion of the variation in complex human behavioral traits is not accounted for by the effects of genes or families.
In short: no one is born tabula rasa.
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(2005) Philippe Rushton and Arthur Jensen (author of, "The g Factor") conclude that IQ is the greatest indicator of future success in Western societies when inter-generational income dependence is accounted for.
They also found that IQ is at least 50% heritable and likely nearer to 80% heritable. To draw comparison, height is 70-90% heritable.
During their analysis they concluded that Whites have a minimum of 75% IQ heritability.
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(2004) Plomin & Spinath discuss intelligence in the wider context of genetics, genes, and genomics.
Brayden Ramirez
Their discussion is multi-faceted; their analysis illustrates proof of the genetic heritability of intelligence, the immense weakness of environmental explanations for intelligence, changes in heritability during development, a multivariate analysis of IQ and various testing metrics, gene expression profiling, and genomics.
This is an excellent compilatory piece.
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(2009) Rushton & Jensen refute erroneous claims made about the nature of the Flynn Effect and its relationship with the Black-White IQ gap.
In their conclusions they state, "We conclude that predictions about the Black–White IQ gap narrowing as a result of the secular rise are unsupported. The (mostly heritable) cause of the one is not the (mostly environmental) cause of the other. The Flynn Effect (the secular rise in IQ) is not a Jensen Effect (because it does not occur on g)."
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(2001) Rushton & Rushton show evidence for racial-group differences in the form of brain size and structure, IQ, and musculoskeletal trait variation.
Their analysis shows significant variation in both the structure and sizes of the brains of Negroids, Caucasoids, and East-Asians. In addition to this, they have found differences in the skull shapes and structures of the races, alongside differences in average height and weight and all parts of the bone and muscle structures from the neck to the feet.
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(2007) Shatz analyzes the relationship between IQ and fertility.
They find that IQ is negatively associated with total fertility rate, birth rate, and population growth rate. This means that higher IQ populations are less fertile than lower IQ populations.
Andrew Fisher
"Races" aren't the correct term. "Ethnicities" are, and there are consistent, measurable differences between them.
Dominic Jones
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(2013) Michael Woodley, Jan Nijenhuis, and Raegan Murphy conclude that Western IQs have declined by an average of 1,6 points per decade since the Victorian Era.
Higher IQ people are more productive, healthier, and are more creative. The reduction in IQs across the West has been met with a marked decrease in average productivity and general health despite vast increases in average wealth, nutrition and access to healthcare.
The cumulative reduction in IQ is between 12,45 and 13,35 points or roughly one standard deviation on a normal IQ bell curve. This represents an eight-fold reduction in the number of geniuses and a counter to the Flynn Effect.
The resultant decrease in IQ is attributed to dysgenics in the form of outbreeding and negative mate selection within populations. The importation of migrants of different races and ethnicities preempts the outbreeding and subsequent loss in IQ. This effect has sped up as migration has increased.
Jordan Ortiz
Done with my dump
Fuck off Op
Wyatt Hughes
We're one species the human species
we are many races
you for example are a nigger
Owen Bell
Have you seen God?
Do you think you even CAN see him?
Or.. is HE everywhere, and thus in everyone, thus taking shape of everybody.
Do you think a GOD has the same idea's about 'Looks' as you? If i shave my hear of, do my looks change?
Tell me, what does my SOUL looks like?
Do you think GOD gives any fucks about your appearance, in comparison with your SOUL?
Are you in contact with the ENERGY around you, and your own SOUL?
OP is right. Humans are Humans. When a group will stand up, who can only breed with themselves, should they be called a new race.
This would have to start with a woman, impregnated by God, and then.. again impregnated by her Son. But stuff like that never happens, right?
Dylan Campbell
>Prove races exist
>We are all one race
Jace Edwards
Races do exist and skin color is not a factor.
Breeds in our race real and you will need to take skin color into ethnic profiling.
>single canine race, 100s of breeds
>5 separate human races, 1 breed of human
I don't think so.