antinazi77
Bluelighter
to use the beetles for such a message......... I don't think pual would conclude with your "nature" philosophy
Good that you won't let it change you but I disagree that you can't blame them - of course you can, and should blame them!crystalcallas said:^^the parent thingy is so true....when i was abroad once, my mom got all freaked out when she saw me and my sister talking to my cousins black dude friend. DOH!!!!! Many similar things. I dont blame them, i cant change them either...but i definitely will associate with who i want and just keep it from them so i wont be hassled. Good thing, nothings come up yet that is major.
It would be drift into oblivion eventually, yeah, but it would take a long time. There would be a big drop in the number of ppl affected with sickle-cell anemia -- or any recessive disorder. The proportion of people with both nasty alleles goes as p^2 where p is the proportion of the alle in the population. So for sickle-cell, if you mix carriers into a world population, say, 10 times as large, the number of ppl with sickle-cell anemia will drop to 1% of its former value.toolazy2think said:Sickle cell anemia is most common in people of African heritage, by and large, they are the only ethnic group carrying the defective genes causing this disease. If all the races interbred, then everyone would have a little bit of African heritage and still have the possibility of both parents carrying that recessive trait.
Actually, now that I think about it more, I think that if we got thoroughly interbred, so that we are all essentially one race, that eventually the recessive traits like that might be eventually seeded out, just by the laws of probability...
quiet roar said:Good that you won't let it change you but I disagree that you can't blame them - of course you can, and should blame them!
Void said:There is only one race -the human race though there is a huge diversity of stupidity and ignorance. The only difference between a coloured and a non-coloured person is the tiny bit of chemical that creates coloured skin. Though having coloured skin is beneficial, as it helps against the radiation from the sun.