No. Actually, I am just spouting Science-based Evidence, according to past and most recent scientific understanding. What? You mean you actually think that humans can be divided into separate "races"? I am very surprised. Genetics reveals that human biological races do not exist. Instead of discrete categories, human genetic variation is continuous and gradual. Over 85–90% of all human genetic variation occurs within local populations, with only 10–15% found between groups. Scientists conclude that race is primarily a social construct rather than a biological division. The Continuous Nature of Variation: Traits like skin color and lactase persistence are adaptive to local climates and UV exposure. Rather than grouping into discrete categories, traits change gradually across geographic distances. The Out-of-Africa Theory: Because human populations are relatively young and highly migratory, there has been constant interbreeding throughout history. Consequently, no single gene or set of genes exists in one racial group that is absent in all others. Overwhelming Homogeneity: Humans are remarkably genetically uniform compared to other species. An individual of one "race" can be genetically closer to someone of another "race" than to someone of their own. Institutional Consensus: Major scientific organizations, such as the American Association of Biological Anthropologists and the U.S. National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine, reject the biological concept of human race. My question is how you can be living in the 21st century and the 20th century, and not understand that we are ALL African. Do you understand now, or not?
