http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/wor...-Jews-Africans-DNA-tests-reveal.html?ITO=1490
I don't know how accurate this is, but it's interesting.
I don't know how accurate this is, but it's interesting.
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I'm of the "race is a social construct" school of thought.This wouldn't surprise me in the least.
One thing that I've learned from taking my own DNA test and talking with others who have, is that almost all of us are mixed in one way or another.
My paternal haplogroup is I2a2b which supposedly has it's roots in the Mediterranean areas of Europe, and is now often found in Eastern Europe. Yet many I2 groupings can be found in North Africa, Central Asia and Scandinavia... no one is "pure anything" despite what they may think

Aren't all jokes offensive in some way or other to someone?I'm of the "race is a social construct" school of thought.
That doesn't stop me from making offensive jokes, however.![]()
Aren't all jokes offensive in some way or other to someone?
Yes, but I like the comedic equivalent of a shotgun rather than a sniper rifle.Aren't all jokes offensive in some way or other to someone?

I don't know for certain about the Jewish claim for Hitler (it doesn't sound particularly unlikely), but the African bit is definitely true.http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/wor...-Jews-Africans-DNA-tests-reveal.html?ITO=1490
I don't know how accurate this is, but it's interesting.
Following this logic, do people of "biracial" or "mixed" parenthood have brains that go into "danger" mode when they see either parents and respective families?If I may submit: I feel that while "race as a social construct" has merits as a school of thought. I believe that it also (heavily) stems from prehistory tribalism. Studies have shown that when a person sees a different looking person the brain reacts in a "danger" mode. Theory is that we are innately afraid of a different "tribe" because of the thousands of years we were on the edge of death all the time, and when someone who wasn't in "our" tribe showed up, it wasn't a good thing.