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by pfdietz
61 days ago
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> None of what you said refutes the fact that genetic diversity is just as different within two people of the same ethnicity as it is between different ethnicities. Note, however, that this does not imply there are not significant genetic differences between different ethnicities. Differences that are selected for will be cloaked in a sea of non-significant differences. |
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My point is, there are clearly wide swaths of genetic traits that we have in common with any other ethnicity compared to what may be the average of a broad distribution. Humans are inherently mosaic.
Personally I believe it's why our species is so resilient. But that's a stronger statement, so just a belief.