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22 October, 2021

A List of Human Race Differences (Updated Oct. 2021)

Posted by Socrates in race, race and body odor, race and cautiousness, race and health, race baloney, Race Denial, racial differences, racial fitness, racial hierarchy, racial science at 7:41 am | Permanent Link

A List of Human Race Differences (first posted in May, 2021; updated/edited mid-October 2021) 1. Human hair density (i.e., head hairs per square inch) differs by race: Whites have the highest, followed by Asians, and lastly by Blacks, who have the lowest hair density; Black hair is woolly (unless treated); also, both Blacks and Whites […]



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17 May, 2021

A List of Human Race Differences

Posted by Socrates in 'social construct', 'social construction', anthropology, anthropology (Jewing of), jewed language, Jewed philosophy, jewed politics, Jewed science, Jewish deceit, Jewish lies, postMarxism, postmodern baloney, postmodernism, postmodernism and reality denial, race, race and body odor, race and cautiousness, race and health, race as a social construct, race baloney, Race Denial, race science, racial differences, racial fitness, racial hierarchy, War On White Males, War On White People at 2:25 pm | Permanent Link

But first: “Gill says the reason for the shift in thought about race is that anthropologists, especially cultural anthropologists are uncomfortable about acknowledging racial differences because it might be seen as implying a kind of hierarchy.“ — ABC News quoting Dr. George W. Gill, a forensic anthropologist at the University of Wyoming; from the article […]



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18 June, 2017

Race and Body Odor

Posted by Socrates in Black physiology, blacks, nig-funk, race and body odor, Socrates at 1:18 pm | Permanent Link

A small collection of information here. Is “nig-funk” real or just an imaginary smell smelt only by evil neo-Nazis? Yes, it’s real. Blacks produce more sweat when they sweat, leading to more odor by default. “Hurley and Shelley (1960) compared thirty ‘Negro’ and thirty ‘White’ adult male subjects after local epinephrine and emotional stimulation, and […]



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