To: FLAUSA
Races are a temporary evolutionary phenomenon based upon pre-historic geographical isolation. Now that geographical isolation has been eliminated, the trend will be back to a single more homogeneous race. Ten thousand years from now there be no distinctive races.
78 posted on
12/21/2002 5:38:05 PM PST by
reg45
To: reg45
Oops, I forgot a word!
Races are a temporary evolutionary phenomenon based upon pre-historic geographical isolation. Now that geographical isolation has been eliminated, the trend will be back to a single more homogeneous race. Ten thousand years from now there will be no distinctive races.
79 posted on
12/21/2002 5:41:48 PM PST by
reg45
To: reg45
Ten thousand years from now there be no distinctive races. This assumes that there will be constant intermarriage, or at least inter-group breeding, among all presently-existing races. Will this be true for the pygmis, for example? Maybe not. There could be groups that may continue to be genetically isolated. We don't really know.
To: reg45
Races are a temporary evolutionary phenomenon based upon pre-historic geographical isolation. Now that geographical isolation has been eliminated, the trend will be back to a single more homogeneous race. Ten thousand years from now there be no distinctive races.Absolutely correct, unless geographically isolated bands of humans exist for a few thousand years by then.
90 posted on
12/21/2002 8:17:11 PM PST by
Pharmboy
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