Helly
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Last Activity: June 17th, 2019, 08:58 AM
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Actually, you were the one who brought it up because you were trying to use it as a justification for eating meat. I just decided to humour it for a bit... -
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So, this is just about relative differences. So, why should great apes be subdivided into so many categories? They're not so different from each other,...Leave a comment:
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lol, i mean race is definitely in there. it has to be, regardless of whether you think its relevant or not it is to many others so understanding how people...Leave a comment:
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this again....
Tell me, what is it you think "genetically speaking" means? Do you think there is an absolute objective truth to...Leave a comment:
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mostly things relating to psychology and social behaviours. things like this can be found scattered over several journals, though some of them may require...Leave a comment:
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Yes, but the culture that it talks about was built with the knowledge that humans were lactose-intolerant. In the beginning it talks about the production...Leave a comment:
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Yea, that's why I decided to give up on trying to reason with you. Cid was able to understand it pretty quick and dug up an article that was far more...Leave a comment:
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They did. It says it right there, the mutation appeared before the first dairy farmers came with their dairy culture from the Middle East.
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It clearly states it in the first excerpt you quoted, dude, this mutation popped up before the first farmers even settled in Europe. What it says about...Leave a comment:
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Yes, but the culture didn't create the gene the way you seem to think the CACNB4 mutation came about with that random theory about eating chicken or whatever....Last edited by Helly; June 16th, 2019, 01:50 AM.Leave a comment:
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I mean, your own source said it, these farmers and herders showed up after the mutation, not before. It became more prevalent over thousands of years...Leave a comment:
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amusing as it was to read this, there are alot of cultural elements here that can't be ignored. namely those of the Netherlands and the US. also, just...Leave a comment:
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I've said like fifty billion that environment and genes can affect each other dude, so no obviously i dont think genes pop up in a vacuum
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Yea, because they're scared of them. They sure as hell don't do it to eat them.
Not a whole lot, and honestly it doesn't...Leave a comment:
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Sure, but hunting and having the innate instinct to kill aren't the same. Going back to my example with domesticated cats and dogs, these are two species...Leave a comment:
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What I mean is it doesn't say that it's 100% down to environment, which is what you seem to believe since you think the CACNB4 mutation literally showed...Last edited by Helly; June 15th, 2019, 08:22 PM.Leave a comment:
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Well, we are survivalists, I won't deny that at all, but that's a part of what it means to be opportunistic.
Anyway, to avoid this turning...Last edited by Helly; June 15th, 2019, 07:47 PM.Leave a comment:
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No, but this paper doesn't make the assertion whether culture affects genes or vice versa. It just says they seem to be linked. What's really funny about...Leave a comment:
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No, I want a response. I genuinely don't know about anything pointing to us having an innate predatory instinct. The closest I've ever heard is that we...Last edited by Helly; June 15th, 2019, 06:55 PM.Leave a comment:
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