What would the average skin tone and facial features look like after 300 years if every partner relationship was interracial until there were no other ethnicities? Just a hodgepodge of DNA. What would the average human look like having a little bit of everything in them?

I just think the idea is neat is all.

  • Eavolution
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    31 year ago

    I mean there are general genetic differences due to where people are from. Is that not what a race is?

    • @[email protected]
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      101 year ago

      The whole race theory has been debunked over a century ago. You also have genetic difference in foot shape, blood type and many more, and a race system build on that would be as wrong as one based on skin colour

      • Eavolution
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        11 year ago

        Oh I’m not particularly informed on any of this because I don’t really care tbh, but I though race was where you (and your ancestors) are from as opposed to skin colour?

    • @NeoNachtwaechter
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      51 year ago

      You have to ask biology, not politicians. That’s the major change!

      Biology’s answer is simple, and it hasn’t changed during the last 50 years or so.

    • Naich
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      21 year ago

      There’s genetic differences between you and everyone else in your family. Are you a different race to them?

      • Eavolution
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        61 year ago

        No, that’s why I said general. For example people from Europe tend to have lighter skin, Scandinavian people tend to have lighter hair, African people tend to have coarser hair.

        • Naich
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          21 year ago

          You are just picking an arbitrary set of characteristics and calling it “race”. Nature has no concept of race because we are all genetically different and there is no line that one crosses from being one race to another. Race is purely a human construct, and a very unhelpful one, as it is just another way to divide us.