devils_reject
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I don't know Happeh its like I'm in a twilight zone with these retards. If I could think as slow as these guys I'd be traveling in the speed of light
devils_reject said:I don't know Happeh its like I'm in a twilight zone with these retards.
Originally Posted by devils_reject
However there are still many more black people that have not and cannot even interbreed.
devils_reject said:Are black people going to evolve into their own species?
Q: What sort of geographical conditions make people white? If increasing melanin is the product of the body mutating/adapting to a high UV environment, does this mean that humans who are not exposed as often (stay indoors and wear clothes the majority time) develop lower melanin?
Next question- everybody wears clothes and stays inside nowadays- does this mean everybody will eventually (we'll call 'eventually' 30,000 years from now) turn white?
We also have red, yellow, green people and albinos.devils_reject said:We currently have black people and white people, the common reason for this is that these genotypes are as a result of their climate
That's funny.devils_reject said:[...] I think not
No, you are conflating adaptation with evolution and ignoring that Humans can modulate their environment, mitigating selection.devils_reject said:because evolution is a function of change in the enviroment.
domesticated om said:Q: What sort of geographical conditions make people white? If increasing melanin is the product of the body mutating/adapting to a high UV environment, does this mean that humans who are not exposed as often (stay indoors and wear clothes the majority time) develop lower melanin?
Next question- everybody wears clothes and stays inside nowadays- does this mean everybody will eventually (we'll call 'eventually' 30,000 years from now) turn white?
None.domesticated om said:Q: What sort of geographical conditions make people white?
qwerty mob said:None.
It is an arbitrary and fallacious social division, perpetuated by cultural memes and scientific ignorance.
qwerty mob said:Geographical conditions have no correlation to skin tone in Humans. Our species is only about 150,000 years old (+/- 20,000 years) and traceable via mDNA research to a single family hailing from Northen Africa (multicultralism has been falsified recently). Also, the evidence we have for global fluctuations in temperature and differences in UV radiation within that interval is insufficient to explain the observed diversity of melanocitic excitation within the Human genome, worldwide.
It is just as silly to believe that "as solar radiation increases Humans will evolve to become blacker" as it is to believe that "as temperatures drop Humans will evolve to become "whiter."
It is plausible that all "white" people alive today are decended from a family living about 35,000-50,000 years ago in the middle east, but they are still the same species and subspecies as every other Human being alive today.
So-called "European Whiteness" is truly a misnomer; they migrated from Asia (where they were already light-skinned) to other parts of the world.
qwerty mob said:It is plausible that all "white" people alive today are decended from a family living about 35,000-50,000 years ago in the middle east, but they are still the same species and subspecies as every other Human being alive today.
Clarify "What sort of geographical conditions make people white?"domesticated om said:I hear what you're saying, but this part is off topic from what I was asking.
Now, you have pointed out two peoples living in vastly different regions, whose ancestors successfully adapted to their respective environments.domesticated om said:I dunno -while you say that it's somewhat arbitrary, you'll have to explain the inuit's specializations to the arctic environment, or the Sherpa's specializations to the mountains.
qwerty mob said:More unmitigated ad hominem from Happeh.
When will he begin to address what prompts his slanderous remarks?
android said:A lot of evolutionary changes happen in that time. I think you're drawing large conclusions from general historical data, and I don't agree with your time frames. Humans of modern nature have, in my opinion, walked this earth for at least 50,000 years.
Modern science is frequently wrong. More than it's right, as it turns out.