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1. Sociologist
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   https://naturalhistory.si.edu/education/teaching-resources/written-bone/skeleton-keys/ancestry

   Bone cells retain "biogeographical" information that is found in our DNA. These inherited markers are due to mutational changes that gradually accumulate and differentiate populations over time. DNA can help associate an individual with a region of the world.

   We can also assess ancestral origins by looking at the skeleton itself. The bones of the skull express inherited features from one generation to the next. Measuring the cranium gives us information that is similar to that from DNA. By comparing a skull's measurements with data from populations worldwide, scientists can statistically evaluate that individual's relationship to a world group.

   Wow, just wow.

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2. Sociologist
   1d45
   

   Meanwhile, Dorothy Roberts says you cannot discern an individual's ethnic ancestry by looking at their genes because genes are not differentially linked to separated ethnic ancestries (this is what she really argues) while executing intimidation operations against academic institutions that employ scientists who deviate from pseudoscientific woke ideology by discussing racial differences between humans in rational ways based on quantitative evidence.

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3. Sociologist
   1a0b
   

   Bump for the new viewers.

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4. Sociologist
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   Bump for the new viewers.

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5. Sociologist
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   Sociologists (typical IQ score: 105) still don't understand the difference between craniometry and phrenology.

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