Thread: Origin of Race

Originally Posted by Stevehattan

The average (emphasis on average) sets of behavioral genetics of any given race couldn't have stood completely still while their physical genetics evolved apart. Also, don't be so quick to label people and things racist; it often stifles scientific research and thought.
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Actually Collective behavioral Patterns aren't a racial thing at all, but a cultural/Political thing instead. Sure in the African country Sudan people commonly behave differently than in a Northern European Country such as Holland.
But that still doesn't mean it's a Racially genetic thing: If I, being Dutch, would have grown up there, and I am Clearly of a Different race than Sudan's people, I would have shared the same common behavioral patterns: it's Culture and Politics, war and peace, Poverty and Wellfare, that decide these common Cultural behavioral patterns. they're not Racial.

I'm sure that if you were adopted by an Indian family and Raised in India that you would have shared their Cultural Collective Behavioral patterns too.

And if you were Raised in Africa in the Masai-Tribe, I'm sure you'd have been a typical Masai

It's not what were genetically were Blue-Printed to be, but what we were taught by our Parents, society, Authority and Peace/War, Poverty/Wellfare conditions of the Enviroment/Country we live and grow up in.
When it comes to Common Behavioral Patterns: it's not What you are made of (Racial genetic blueprint), but what enviroment you grew up and live in ( Culture ) that decide these common behavioral patterns.

Of course these Common ethnic behavioral Patterns only decide our Behavior up to a certain Level. I'm sure I could have a great time and good understanding with a Bunch of Inuit Eskimos from greenland, or an African Tribe living in Tents and clay huts: I bet if I smile at them they'll smile back at me It's a common Human understanding that counts worldwide.