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Results from our forumRe: Brain size=IQ level theory (Blacks vs Whites & Asians)I was an anthropology/primate physiology major for awhile,before I ended up switching majors, as hiding out in the jungle with apes (my dream) did not generally pay well ;-) I want to be able to be honest here, even in the face of political correctness. But I remember many studies with chimpanzees, ...
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Re: Why do Africans have large noses and lips?... this forum while researching nose sizes. Large "honkers" seem to run in my family on my father's side so I got curious. First, Africans/blacks do not have "large" noses but rather "broad" noses with extra nostril skin. The same may apply to lip thickness. I went through ...
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Re: Brain size=IQ level theory (Blacks vs Whites & Asians) That is hardly testimony to the idea of white supremacy. This is the great problem of talking about these issues, because topics like supremacy and superiority come always to the subject matter, and that obviously make science diffuse due to political and social issues. Look, for me, the point is c...
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Re: Brain size=IQ level theory (Blacks vs Whites & Asians)Hi I confess I am sick of this pseudo fraternal speech of some experts which turn science diffuse and obscure. My wife is black and I love her, but let’s get to facts: black man is clearly stronger physically and that can be attested in several official sports results when the sport demands strength...
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Re: Flaws of Life in a Tube... is pumped to the surface for algea (freshwater) or plankton (saltwater) to use, and nutrients are most plentiful at the bottom. Also, the building blacks for amino acids would be far to diluted in water. Also, there are 6)Doesnt the primordial soup contain more than just the simple building blocks ...
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