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RE: Born to be racist
Races have to be genetically different by definition and of course all of the differences in genes are going to have effects on a range of various factors. The level of importance of these differences might not be newsworthy however and their description of an individual within any race is likely to be very poor as we are all more similar than different and in any one group, the variation between traits can be huge.
Yeah.
I meant genetically as it affects mental factors, something that many refuse to accept despite being scientifically proven.
What I meant was in short that dealing with race outside the world of science and academia is futile. It has no real value or benefit.
I see that due to the current social implications of race it must be dealt with until it is academic and scientific/medical only. This is not the case now and there is the emotional aspects that most heavily dictate discourse. Until a general understanding is developed, this is likely to propel forever on taking resources away from where they are better utilized.