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Is The White Race Doomed?
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Given that the majority of the planet's population are either black, brown or yellow & most of them seem to want to migrate into the portions of the world developed by the white's, will the demise of the white's follow that of the woolly mammoth & dodo ?
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> Given that the majority of the planet's population are either black, brown or yellow & most of them seem to want to migrate into the portions of the world developed by the white's, will the demise of the white's follow that of the woolly mammoth & dodo ?
You been on the pop, Khandro? Your underskirt's showing.
To put your mind at rest: the genes of the woolly mammoth and dodo do not live on. I do not foresee that outcome for the white race's genes.
You been on the pop, Khandro? Your underskirt's showing.
To put your mind at rest: the genes of the woolly mammoth and dodo do not live on. I do not foresee that outcome for the white race's genes.
//Scientists have long suspected that the racial categories recognized by society are not reflected on the genetic level. But the more closely that researchers examine the human genome -- the complement of genetic material encased in the heart of almost every cell of the body -- the more most of them are convinced that the standard labels used to distinguish people by ''race'' have little or no biological meaning.
They say that while it may seem easy to tell at a glance whether a person is Caucasian, African or Asian, the ease dissolves when one probes beneath surface characteristics and scans the genome for DNA hallmarks of ''race.''
As it turns out, scientists say, the human species is so evolutionarily young, and its migratory patterns so wide, restless and rococo, that it has simply not had a chance to divide itself into separate biological groups or ''races'' in any but the most superficial ways.//
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They say that while it may seem easy to tell at a glance whether a person is Caucasian, African or Asian, the ease dissolves when one probes beneath surface characteristics and scans the genome for DNA hallmarks of ''race.''
As it turns out, scientists say, the human species is so evolutionarily young, and its migratory patterns so wide, restless and rococo, that it has simply not had a chance to divide itself into separate biological groups or ''races'' in any but the most superficial ways.//
Source, interesting read :
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That is interesting ,mamya.
Although, there was one time, fairly recently, where I was standing behind a man in a queue- and thought he couldn't look more French if he tried. Very unlike me to even notice. But then, when he spoke to the assistant, he had a really strong French accent. Again, it is totally superficial, but interested me, anyway.
Although, there was one time, fairly recently, where I was standing behind a man in a queue- and thought he couldn't look more French if he tried. Very unlike me to even notice. But then, when he spoke to the assistant, he had a really strong French accent. Again, it is totally superficial, but interested me, anyway.
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