Are other races more evolved than Blacks?

[awty]

Well from what I can see, and judging by the status of the OP, it certainly doesn’t seem like the thread was initially made in good faith. The obvious answer is a resounding NO, to the OP. I don’t quite understand the current controversy though. The OP seems to have been rightfully vilified.

Just move on.  Huggy was looking for something to gripe about...he had to go back to 2018.  

You'll get used to it.  Huggy is like that.

[Fireball]

Oh look, Huggy's still here.  Not interesting or surprising at all.

pro tip  - we aren't going back in time to get rid of every thread that causes you butt hurt.

He invents some of his own butt hurt. 

[The Architect Of Fate]

[Huggy Bear]

Thread still unlocked? interesting...

Here’s a thought - start your own forum. Then, you can close threads to your heart’s desire.

Boru

You didn't start this one, and yet y'all pretty much do whatever the hell y'all feel like.

Example...

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Copying and pasting the same thing REPEATEDLY is against the no spamming rule, and copying and pasting someone else's material without giving credit is against the plagiarism rule, but how is simply copy/past against the rules (can't plagiarize yourself) seeing how people copy/paste from sources ALL the time?

[Kitan Etos]

[popeyespappy]

Genetic Variations

For the purpose of this post I am going to break down the human population into three (3) populations. Africans, Asians, and Europeans.

All humans share 99.9% of their DNA. That is a difference of about 6.4 million out of the total 6.4 billion base pairs in human DNA.

Within a given population (Africans, Asians, or Europeans) the difference is 5.76 million pairs. About 0.09%. Between populations there is another difference of 640 thousand pairs. About 0.01%.

The difference between humans and chimpanzees is about 1.2%.

Humans and chimpanzees both differ from gorillas is by about 3.1%.

Humans, chimps, and gorillas all differ from rhesus monkeys by about 7%.

The previous three lines are important in understanding the answer to OP’s question. That’s because while there is a 3.1% difference between humans and gorillas there is a 7% difference between both humans and gorillas and monkeys. This tells us that rhesus monkeys, gorillas, chimps, and humans have all seen a 7% change in their DNA since they split from a common ancestor. 3.9% later was the last common ancestor of gorillas, chimps and humans. 1.9% later was the last common ancestor of chimps and humans. 0.1% later was the last common ancestor of all humans.

So no, Europeans are not more evolved than Africans. For that matter humans aren’t more evolved than chimps or rhesus. We have all evolved about the same amount since our last common ancestor.

[Huggy Bear]

[Anomalocaris]

[popeyespappy]

[brewer]

Fuck, why did I even look in here again?