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We are not equal in behavior (which is really important) in this paper you find the differences between 3 "races". Table 5 is well exemplified:
https://benthamopen.com/contents/pdf...TOPSYJ-3-9.pdf
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You know, I should probably just let this go because I suppose at this point you're just trolling; but I can't help but feel this needs to be clarified.
I did not, ever, say that those articles were in any way wrong. I said they describe precisely what I'm saying, except that they don't specifically address "the gap."
The genetic distance gap between SSAs and everyone else is in no way "my" "theory." It was first discussed by Rebecca Cann and her team when they analyzed mtDNA for the first time, back in 1988, and ever since then, it has always been verified, to the point where we know that it must be the case. No one--no anthropologist or evolutionary biologist could or would possibly question this. The only thing that has changed since 1988 is the timing: Cann et al said the gap may have been around 500,000 years but now many newer (probably biased) papers put it as low as 75,000 years. But my point is is that when it is discussed, in journals and in academia, it has to be "framed" in a certain way, and the result, unfortunately, is people like you.
I do not know what you are talking about-- all you have to do is search the internet, Google or Google Scholar or whatever, and you will see this. For fuck's sake, man, you can even scour the DNA analysis posts here on TA and put together the theory on your own.
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Are you serious? It is in the POLICIES of every American journal and scientific institute to do this. They will not publish an article that they feel might be considered divisive. PERIOD. How dare you have an opinion on something you know absolutely nothing about? You can look into this, you have the freedom to find this out for yourself.
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Are you serious right now? It has nothing do with "divisive" and it has everything to do with Facts and Science.
If an article is backed up by facts and science, it will get published. You know how many publishers are in the USA?
If an article is not backed up by facts and science, it can still get published, but not by an accredited American journal or scientific institute.
I'm sorry you live in an alternate universe, where your ideas are not backed up by facts and science. Like I said before, publish something. Prove you are correct. Until you or someone like you does, you are still wrong.
These are the Facts.
Facts are stubborn things.
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