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Phenotype and criminality has been theorised like this for a long time.
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Well, the old German taxonomists collected a bunch of facial traits together - which they labeled "primitive traits" - and said they were indications of criminal tendencies(among other things). I don't remember if wide faces was one of those traits.
I actually have a wide face, so do both my parents, none of us have a criminal bone in our bodies. Something is probably skewing it - most likely, the inclusion of wide-faced racial minorities. I notice that, on the list of the widest faces, several Maoris are included...
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Makes sense, that one element of heredity could be linked with behavior which may also be hereditary.
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I'm going to to try find the studies, because it doesn't even say how much more likely etc in the articles.
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Statistically significant tendencies are not the same as a general rule which can be applied to every single variant.
Even if the tendency is there and makes sense, it might be restricted to a specific population with its specific racial and other genetically determined elements, as well as to a specific culture, in which certain people are more likely to act that way.
And of course, there are surely other genetic factors involved, yet this single factor might lead to a recognisable and real, significant tendency - ONE important factor out of others if evaluating indivduals.
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Don't be sad Cromagnoids, just kneel before your Atlanto-Nordoid betters and acknowledge our moral and phenotypical superiority.
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I guess this means Norwegians and Danes are more untrustworthy than Swedes on average because of the larger number of Cro-Magnids and other wide faced anthrotypes.
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