What the fuck happened to bill?
What the fuck happened to bill?
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Blake Morgan
he figured out he could make a shitload of money from the new liberals
Adrian Foster
hes a meme
Joseph Garcia
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Andrew Baker
he took the red pill
righties are still triggered to this day
Joseph Brooks
literaly this. Every tv (((science))) man is doing this nowadays.
Luis Cook
how the fuck did it take so long for this to become a meme
Dominic Richardson
What the fuck happened to you?
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Charles Thomas
He's a TV presenter and says whatever he has to to remain a TV presenter, just like every other TV presenter that has ever presented on TV.
Jeremiah Phillips
ahahahaha delusional alt-right shills BTFO
Michael Bailey
I think it's just one extremely autistic "man." Those aren't even half of the threads he spams either.
Angel Wood
race=/=ethnicity
ethnicity is valid, race isn't.
peddle your pseudoscience elsewhere
Xavier Gomez
He's not wrong. "White," "Black," "Asian," etc are meaningless. Ethnicity is only meaningful when you break it down into much smaller populations. Basque, Ashkenazi, Pashtun, Bantu are examples of demographics that are actually genetically similar enough to extrapolate out meaningful predictions from.
Isaac Anderson
Most of what he says isn't terribly controversial from a scientific standpoint (we're technically not different races in the taxonomy point of view). Unfortunately he chooses to tackle subjects that have heavy social, political, or other spins to them like gender and shit.
Wish he would go back to teaching the science and letting people draw their own conclusions.
Oh also he let network run aspects of production which lead to a horribly planned out show with cringey segments, but looking at his older show that should be forgivable.
Jayden Young
I'm convinced most of the shitposters are one person each.
Eli Parker
Do people think this is cleaver? Why does it matter if he's made the same thread again?
William Murphy
>science
>draw your own conclusions
that's not any of this works
let me guess, you think global warming is a sham?
Thomas Campbell
if you see the exact thread over and over with no variation or OC you can bet it's the same person
Brody Lewis
and again and again and again and again etc.
Isaiah Thomas
turns out hes a degenerate and its the perfect tool for (((them))) to subjugate the masses with (((science))) .
Ryan Sanders
STOP REPRODUCING
Jeremiah Butler
Nothing. He's in for money.
Julian Cox
They're called species/subspecies, Bill.
This isn't very scientific.
James Hernandez
>he has blind faith in scientists
>he doesn't know that scientists aren't supreme beings and that they are prone to human error, lies, bias, and corruption like all people are.
Colton Parker
dog breeds are just a social construct
Carson Evans
>"White", "Black", "Asian", etc are meaningless
Not necessarily.
Race has now become very important in society. In many places, white and black people have specific cultures and ideals. Despite the varying ethnic groups they belong to, they all exhibit similar phenomena which can be broadly grouped by our social understandings of race.
Recently, I read a report about the 5 year survival rates of various types of cancers. There was a comparison drawn between recorded white and black patients. The latter had a higher chance of dying in every single category.
Knowledge like this could be really useful in addressing why black people are more likely to die within 5 years of being diagnosed with cancer. We could examine their dietary habits, where they're working, where they're living, etc. While that is technically cultural, the problem is history has now caused some cultures and races to become synonymous in meaning.
Michael Long
>i can hate someone for having a different skin shade than me and it isn't racist
thanks bill!
Adam Perez
No I"m actually rather left leaning on most subjects, in particular global warming.
What I'm talking about is applying science to social policy / culture. Its one thing to tell people how something works, another all together to tell them how to act on that or feel about it.
Oliver Young
And?
Aaron Allen
Again...
Evan Morris
Umm no sweetie, People of Color only die of cancer more because they've been oppressed by white people for so long.
Robert Perez
In a pinch you could relate the two. As in, black people are more likely to die of cancer, because they have poor dietary habits, as a result of a lack of education because of white oppression.
Brody Anderson
Ok, i see you don't have a point
Dylan Nelson
And again...
Adam Roberts
Stop shitting on Sagan with your imbecilic drivel.
Carter Sullivan
But that's true
Jaxon Harris
>In many places, white and black people have specific cultures and ideals
Cultural differences are not ethnic differences.
>The latter had a higher chance of dying in every single category.
Was this study controlled for socioeconomic status or are these just raw mortality rates?
>history has now caused some cultures and races to become synonymous in meaning.
They're not, they're just correlated. Extrapolating out assumptions made by observing African American culture to the dozens of ethnic and cultural groups in Africa is not going to give you useful results.
Landon Watson
actually true
Christopher Garcia
>Cultural differences are not ethnic differences.
Cultural differences, in a place like the US, largely correspond to traditional concepts of race, though.
>are these just raw mortality rates?
I don't recall any mention of socioeconomic status. But you could infer as such based on the samples being organized by race.
>Extrapolating out
This isn't what I'm saying. We can show there's a relationship between being black (or being of "black culture") and an increased likelihood of dying to cancer. Knowledge like this is helpful, we can look into the lives of African Americans and detect what things might be contributing factors.