What are you claiming is "the subfield in question"? Genomics is not a subfield of sociology.
Goodness, you don?t know what you don?t know.
There?s one major, incredibly lucrative area where race and health are studied. And biological indicators are popular. I could not be making this any easier.
See, again, you're shifting to race and health, and you're avoiding genomics. Just admit that you lost the argument, just like when you didn't know what PCA is.
Race and health is where the genomics research is published, genius!!
And you know this, because you claimed that sociologists follow Roberts into saying biology shouldn’t be cited in the research on race and health. Facepalm emoji!
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