Franz Boas - The Shackles of Tradition

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  • @coltonhill5531
    @coltonhill5531 2 роки тому +85

    Every anthropology class shows this movie I swear.

  • @willis12491
    @willis12491 10 років тому +528

    anyone else watching this for a college online class??

    • @willis12491
      @willis12491 10 років тому

      what colleges?

    • @PowderDeLaAngel
      @PowderDeLaAngel 9 років тому

      ***** I AM

    • @heyzeusart1640
      @heyzeusart1640 8 років тому +1

      +Willy Mills-Fantin The Art Institute of Las Vegas

    • @stowys
      @stowys 7 років тому +1

      Seattle Central Community. lol

    • @DerrickJamesMcKain
      @DerrickJamesMcKain 7 років тому +1

      Palo Alto University, but it isn't an online course.

  • @jacobanteau6020
    @jacobanteau6020 3 роки тому +28

    If I had a dollar for every pixel in this video I would be in crippling debt

  • @misseemo
    @misseemo 5 років тому +174

    We all here for class lmao

    • @kathcan7366
      @kathcan7366 3 роки тому +2

      Not all
      I'm just like Franz

    • @CosmosArchipelago
      @CosmosArchipelago 3 роки тому +2

      And race isn’t a social construct.

    • @sevenft3
      @sevenft3 2 роки тому

      😂😂you mean here for the misinformation that Amerikkka use as guidelines to a destructive society

  • @samanthabunn7635
    @samanthabunn7635 4 роки тому +27

    The fuzzy background noise in this vid is driving me CRAZY

  • @dyanenicolecordovachacon9945
    @dyanenicolecordovachacon9945 5 років тому +25

    A person's worth should be judged by the warmth of his heart.

  • @stperkin
    @stperkin 13 років тому +40

    Anthropology rocks. That was great. Thanks.

    • @adambrooks2528
      @adambrooks2528 2 роки тому

      This guy was a fraud!!! He doesn't rock!!!

  • @thedoctrine3957
    @thedoctrine3957 2 роки тому +6

    All the anthropologists in the comments saying Boas was an "intellectual giant" and "you need to take an anthropology course to understand" are like middle IQ.

  • @anthrosound
    @anthrosound 12 років тому +8

    I really enjoyed the video and thank you for taking the time to upload all this fantastic material.

  • @ruvstof
    @ruvstof 12 років тому +8

    Thank you very much. An excelent documentary about a great antropologist and humanist altogether. It is obvious that men are essentially cultural products. And I think that his german origins have helped to create his sense of comparative cultural relativeness.

    • @daniel3231995
      @daniel3231995 3 роки тому

      Also biological,environmental, pathological. Human condition will never be completely understood till we're extinct.

  • @evananderson6066
    @evananderson6066 11 років тому +38

    omfg i didnt think this video was going to be this long.. where is the spoiler/summation video??

  • @ericlong4865
    @ericlong4865 8 років тому +2

    Great documentary!

  • @dkot4200
    @dkot4200 11 років тому +27

    Just another prerequisite I am never going to reflect on again in my career as an engineer xD

    • @da5159
      @da5159 6 років тому +3

      D Kot yeah it'll be great when you're on a site and have no clue about artifacts so your company can get fined.

    • @glorifing
      @glorifing 6 років тому +1

      What an ass

    • @doom8274
      @doom8274 5 років тому +3

      5 years later and engineering students still taking bullshit waste of time classes so the school can take more of our money. nothing changes

    • @lydiaaemily
      @lydiaaemily Рік тому +1

      MOOD

  • @Harvey_lol
    @Harvey_lol 9 місяців тому +4

    College student here 🙋‍♂️

  • @steezycall
    @steezycall 13 років тому +4

    I don't think Boas completely disregarded race, simply recognized that the biological differences between humans are very small. He saw many cultural differences, and spent his life studying cultures, but when it comes down to how 'human' we are, biologically we're all the same...

  • @spencer5028
    @spencer5028 6 років тому +15

    Dr Kevin McDonald and culture of critique sent me here

  • @fringeelements
    @fringeelements 12 років тому +13

    "Unlike specific biological traits morality is not dictated by biology"
    Morality is behavior labeled "moral" or "immoral", it's a purely social construct. Since different organisms have different behavioral tendencies, then they will have different "moral" tendencies.
    I don't know what you mean by "education" or what groups you're even talking about.

    • @mariussielcken
      @mariussielcken 3 роки тому

      'Good' is what serves the survival and thriving of humanity or a genotype. It's relative, but above individual consideration.

  • @pavlina_kha
    @pavlina_kha 4 роки тому +4

    ATTENTION ! There is a nasty screamer on 31:20 !!! I nearly pissed myself - watch out !
    and You're welcome :)

  • @fringeelements
    @fringeelements 12 років тому +9

    "Who says they can’t assimilate?"
    Who says they can?
    "How well people assimilate to different countries depends on... measures..."
    Yes, just like your height depends on nutrition. Is that why women are shorter than men, because they eat less?

  • @SusanSt.James-33
    @SusanSt.James-33 7 років тому +1

    David Fazzino explains the different strands of Anthropology in coherent manner.

  • @jmarsh5485
    @jmarsh5485 3 роки тому

    Very insightful, thanks

  • @beforeafter2088
    @beforeafter2088 4 роки тому

    So many comments, so many anthropologists. I doubt anyone else is interested in Franz Boas :D

  • @fringeelements
    @fringeelements 12 років тому +5

    "Biology as such does not in fact dictate culture in any way."
    This is magical thinking. What does then?
    "It is only logical that people living in close quarters of one and other tend to adopt similar customs"
    Right, because people who evolved in similar regions have similar genetics. This is why europeans going to the US assimilated into one "white" people easily, while african immigrants to Canada, Britain, Sweden, etc. do not assimilate.

    • @johndoe4907
      @johndoe4907 5 років тому +6

      You need to take an actual anthropological class. It is not "magical" it is empirical. North America was colonized by Europeans, so yes of course European migrants integrated more in NA than Asians.
      Biological adaptation gave us the capacity for culture, but it was culture that gave us the capacity to adapt to nearly every ecosystem on the planet. It was the collective experience (culturally) adapting to different ecosystems that led to the formation of distinct cultures. From the resulting cultures and they're representative technologies people could stay in an ecosystems long enough for phenotype variation (usually referred to as race) to occur. The reality that most fail to see is that it is our very differences that prove just how similar we are!

    • @NS-pj8dr
      @NS-pj8dr Рік тому

      Yes of course all human behavior is rooted in biology to the extant that all human activities require a body to function. This does not mean that a particular biological trait x causes y cultural outcome. No such link has been made by biologists or anthropologists.

    • @fringeelements
      @fringeelements Рік тому

      @@NS-pj8dr - You're so draining. It'll never end will it?

    • @NS-pj8dr
      @NS-pj8dr Рік тому

      @@fringeelements ...

    • @bobjary9382
      @bobjary9382 3 місяці тому

      Thats a very simplistic notion . Assimilation depends on so many factors . Cultures coexist for many reasons
      Did the British succeed in ruling India with so few in positions of power, because the native population inherently understood the class system and top down authority as it mirrored their own hindu caste structure ?
      500 words on my desk by friday morning

  • @Bunthecorgi
    @Bunthecorgi 4 роки тому +14

    UPSC anthropology optional 💓✨

  • @rahulrawathere
    @rahulrawathere 5 років тому +5

    How can we recognize the shakles that tradition has laid upon us... for when we recognize them, we are also able to break them !!

  • @pfwms
    @pfwms 11 років тому +4

    A fascinating video about a towering intellectual figure of our time.

    • @spencer5028
      @spencer5028 6 років тому

      pfwms proto Marxist revisionist. Dr Kevin McDonald and culture of critique sent me here

  • @plasmainheartache
    @plasmainheartache 11 років тому +2

    Magnificent

  • @jessevancleave8928
    @jessevancleave8928 3 роки тому +20

    A tip for my Anthropology class takers; watch at 1.5x speed. Thank me later ;)

    • @MarielaWilthew
      @MarielaWilthew 3 роки тому +1

      Thank you lol

    • @CosmosArchipelago
      @CosmosArchipelago 3 роки тому +1

      When you find out this is pseudoscience. Colleges are nothing but brainwashing

    • @rolland890
      @rolland890 3 роки тому +3

      @@CosmosArchipelago Oh no, cringe

    • @r3bs
      @r3bs 2 роки тому

      @@CosmosArchipelago So you're salty you couldn't get into college? Makes sense.

    • @anapurchiaroni2059
      @anapurchiaroni2059 Рік тому

      Thank you this cut the watch time in half

  • @thedoctrine3957
    @thedoctrine3957 2 роки тому +4

    Is it because of culture that all black Haiti looks like Detroit, which looks like Africa? Is it because of culture that white America looked like Australia and Europe? People can eat McDonalds and speak the language that doesnt mean someone from Zimbabwe is as American as George Washington. People only point to superficial things like the food, the clothes, the language people adopt but ignore the underlying aspects that make up human character.

    • @jameseldridge3445
      @jameseldridge3445 Рік тому +3

      Exactly. But its too controversial to accept the truth in a multiracial democracy

    • @DontDrinkthatstuff
      @DontDrinkthatstuff Рік тому

      This is true. Culture doesn't spring from nowhere.

  • @vik238
    @vik238 15 років тому +4

    I can relate to where you're coming from on this - however, a coin always has two sides to it. For the celebration of anthropological successes and breakthroughs, my country Canada, is a living testament - for without people like Franz Boas and Samuel Hearne, it wouldn't have been possible to establish a country this vast. On the other hand, the decimation of native cultures that followed early pioneers is a truly shameful chapter in Canadian history. Two sides to a coin - always. Good luck!

    • @daniel3231995
      @daniel3231995 3 роки тому

      Tragic revelations of assimilation schools rn

  • @vanazook
    @vanazook 11 років тому +3

    does anyone know where can i watch this ethnography with english subs?

  • @franciscogabrielcrescencio6066
    @franciscogabrielcrescencio6066 10 місяців тому

    What do you think were the most important ideas, concepts, and practices Boas contributed to not only the field of Anthropology, but our overall perceptions of other people?

  • @llambrosnaci153
    @llambrosnaci153 3 роки тому +2

    Panteio where are you?

  • @mareyjasarena504
    @mareyjasarena504 6 років тому

    Is there a version that is clearer without subheadings in a different language? The version with the Spanish subheadings is so much clearer. Compare 2:12 here to two thirty-two on the following. ua-cam.com/video/zK5lYPeAbDM/v-deo.html I cannot believe the difference in visual quality.

  • @dirtmaps
    @dirtmaps 11 років тому

    this is amazing

  • @francismausley7239
    @francismausley7239 6 років тому +2

    "Man is not intended to see through the eyes of another, hear through another’s ears nor comprehend with another’s brain. Each human creature has individual endowment, power and responsibility in the creative p lan of God. Therefore, depend upon your own reason and judgment and adhere to the outcome of your own investigation; otherwise, you will be utterly submerged in the sea of ignorance and deprived of all the bounties of God." ~ Baha'i Faith

    • @dtasialatique751
      @dtasialatique751 5 років тому

      Francis Mausley discuss two ways that the work of Franz Boas has contributed to the debate on race relations.

    • @francismausley7239
      @francismausley7239 5 років тому +1

      @@dtasialatique751 Sounds like a homework assignment.

    • @dtasialatique751
      @dtasialatique751 5 років тому

      It was I completed it though.

    • @francismausley7239
      @francismausley7239 5 років тому

      @@dtasialatique751 Good deal!

  • @ch-arts-us
    @ch-arts-us 6 років тому +1

    best episode of this show is the one about the Kula ring

  • @ukik7643
    @ukik7643 5 років тому +1

    MA Anthropology class sent me here :)

  • @KortniKline
    @KortniKline 8 років тому +26

    The kinds of people Boas warned society about are the kinds of people commenting calling him a 'zionist jew', very telling.

    • @Esoteric.Autochthon
      @Esoteric.Autochthon 8 років тому +7

      +Brenda Quagmire It's funny how when you disprove these racists (or race realists), they'll resort to calling you a "Liberal", "Negroid", and other disgusting terms.

    • @lukasmccain3529
      @lukasmccain3529 7 років тому +14

      Brenda Quagmire was he not a Zionist Jew?

    • @MEyck97
      @MEyck97 6 років тому +9

      Read the culture of critique!

    • @GarfieldKartPMC
      @GarfieldKartPMC 2 місяці тому

      the "kinds of people" calling him a zionist jew are being upfront. he isnt. your comment shows everything about yourself

  • @superfriendlyalpaca
    @superfriendlyalpaca 9 років тому +5

    whats with the creepy music tho

  • @PrashanthPurastu154
    @PrashanthPurastu154 7 років тому +4

    Hi all... who took Anthropology as optional (civil services exam, INDIA) ;-) Boaz Rockzzz...

    • @spencer5028
      @spencer5028 6 років тому

      Prashanth Purastu Dr Kevin McDonald and culture of critique sent me here

  • @kindleblight
    @kindleblight 11 років тому

    wonderful

  • @moganaperseus7912
    @moganaperseus7912 2 роки тому

    I hope to know more about Boas but I have to say I still don't quite know him even after watching this document...

  • @user-piyopisinging
    @user-piyopisinging 4 роки тому

    文化はrelative 文化の教育や伝統を伝えることは、互いを認めて

  • @priceta992
    @priceta992 12 років тому +5

    @caviper 1 How does relativism separate us? I would conclude the opposite. Functionalism harkens more to an evolutionary model, which implies winners and losers in a cultural struggle for survival. Relativism gives us a basis for understanding the inherent value of all cultures--after all culture is the result of a specific society's adaptations and adjustment to their environmental and social environments --unlike functionalism, this does not imply that some cultures are better than others

  • @shivanibrams2234
    @shivanibrams2234 3 роки тому +2

    im here bcz of sosin mam

  • @MartaMazure-Silina
    @MartaMazure-Silina 3 роки тому +2

    Poor seals.:(

  • @ch-arts-us
    @ch-arts-us 3 роки тому

    Wow amazing intro song.

  • @fringeelements
    @fringeelements 12 років тому +3

    "and subtle genetic variations are becoming even more subtle."
    Um... no? Without the mask of "culture", the genetic differences are put on full display. In the US for example, nobody speaks of italians or poles or irish. They speak of the genetically distinct races. The ephemeral and transient "culture" breaks down, leaving behind the underlying genetic base.

    • @spencer5028
      @spencer5028 6 років тому +2

      The Alternative Hypothesis love your work on IQ man

  • @leonffrancocardona
    @leonffrancocardona 14 років тому +2

    look at minute 37 and after, the traditional artist is wearing nikes lol, that´s globalization, and thet we are talking about these things using this media tool is even more globalizated. so we have to begin thinking how we insert on this new paradigm, not blaming boas or defending him, the damage was done when boas got there, the damage is done even on this moment, there is nothing else to do, that look the way we insert on this keeping ourselves and make it righ also on others

  • @fringeelements
    @fringeelements 12 років тому +5

    "Education is largely effected by economic and social circumstances"
    - Kay. Are the currently extant differences in schools within the United States the cause of racial differences in years of schooling? Not "X is influenced by circumstance".
    Sure, height is influenced by "economic and social circumstance" too. That's why people in China were 4 inches shorter in 1950 than they are today. And that's why Bill Gates is 10,000 feet tall. (Hint: only one of those statements is true)

    • @ridingwild760
      @ridingwild760 4 роки тому

      Some one really doesn't want to take this class. It's a short video from forever ago its inaccuracy is implied.

  • @scpkiko
    @scpkiko 12 років тому

    Is there a way to enhance the sound quality?

  • @AlainG80
    @AlainG80 13 років тому

    @quatroseven
    Since it's not a peer reviewed article that statement is a red herring.

  • @NS-pj8dr
    @NS-pj8dr Рік тому

    who did the music?

  • @Faktory28
    @Faktory28 11 років тому +4

    34:50 Not too sure I'd be as comfortable as they were when walking under that old decrepit house. That thing looked like it could have fallen at any moment haha

  • @LMTHETHIRD
    @LMTHETHIRD 4 роки тому +1

    A stunning 240p

  • @ilbarhai
    @ilbarhai 7 років тому +5

    so most comments focus on Jews and not the topic... hmmm. Funny how Jews interest so many people. As a zionist Jewess in Israel, I find this culture of focusing on Jews so very much, very fascinating. Thank goodness we are still here to interest so many people. ;)

  • @williebrinson4699
    @williebrinson4699 3 роки тому

    14:10 ?

  • @fringeelements
    @fringeelements 12 років тому +1

    Culture is created by people. People are the biology. Culture is created by the biology. To what extent this culture then turns in on the biology and influences the biology is more speculative and requires proof. We know objectively that culture is created by the biology. Biology is the base, culture is merely the superstructure.

  • @hansniclas
    @hansniclas 13 років тому +5

    @knightschwartz Boas never discarded the idea of race on a social level. He says that "race" is just not a reality when it comes to biology; saying that a south african man is more inclined to rape women because his genes is complete nonsense. It all goes back to the entanglement with his own specific "system of meanings" and what sociologist like to call "socialization".

  • @LiberApolion
    @LiberApolion 11 років тому +1

    I read a few articles by Boas, but where can I find information about his understanding of language as a means to transmit culture? Thanks!

  • @ChristianDizon-cx2st
    @ChristianDizon-cx2st Рік тому

    44:19 this is for an assignment that I have.

  • @fringeelements
    @fringeelements 12 років тому +3

    Oh, are we playing the "use exceptions to ignore the trend" game? Okay. I know a girl who is taller than most boys. Therefore boys and girls aren't genetically different in terms of height, because some girls are taller than the boy average.
    In fact, at young ages, girls are about the same height as boys, which is evidence that it's not until the cultural norm that "girls are to be small and cute" is internalized that the height gap develops, and girls start behaving more "girly" toward boys.

  • @Outerspacesushi
    @Outerspacesushi 3 роки тому +1

    We all here for class smh

  • @hansniclas
    @hansniclas 12 років тому

    1. What dictates culture? Humanity in larger regional groups creates culture. Different environmental circumstances surrounding those people create culture. Different religious traditions create culture. Morality brought on in large parts by religious dogma creates culture. Different cultures create division, identity and values. Only thanks to globalization, like someone here pointed out; those cultural barriers are rapidly fading and subtle genetic variations are becoming even more subtle.

  • @alexiamellups7352
    @alexiamellups7352 10 років тому +15

    Wow I hope you people criticizing him do not live anywhere near me (BTW I am of white Euro-Amer descent in case you thought otherwise or some crazy s***) You SCARE me to be so hateful to a man who opened so many minds and doors!

    • @zoopyjoobles
      @zoopyjoobles 9 років тому +11

      +Alexia Mellups I'm sorry, but you are mistaken. See Kevin MacDonald's 'Culture of Critique'.

    • @toomanyredpills649
      @toomanyredpills649 8 років тому +3

      Zoopy Joobles excellent work their analyzing the affect that Jewish intellectual groups have had on WASP culture. No hate mongering or antisemitism like you PC police claim.

    • @spencer5028
      @spencer5028 6 років тому +1

      Dr Kevin McDonald and culture of critique sent me here

  • @colinshuman878
    @colinshuman878 2 роки тому +2

    Texas Tech anyone?

  • @detouredbriefly9426
    @detouredbriefly9426 7 років тому

    i rest my case

  • @-dash
    @-dash 6 років тому +1

    31:21

  • @bobjary9382
    @bobjary9382 3 місяці тому

    All you anthropology students who are not sounding very enthusiastic about this film ?
    I have to say I am just knocked out by Boas , he must have experienced massive push back for his ideas in an era of rampant eugenics .
    Hitler credited the US for their progressive ideas about racial purity , far ahead of the Germans.
    Its not touched on here but as a Jew in the era of Ford , Lindberg etc Boas must have copped some proper flak

  • @sharisperez1695
    @sharisperez1695 2 роки тому

    Alguien que hable español, me podría ayudar con el resumen del video por favor! :)
    Se le agradecería muchísimo .

  • @fringeelements
    @fringeelements 12 років тому +1

    Anyway, the second generation tends to be more politically radical and violent than the first generation. First generation immigrants are more integrated than the second generation is.
    My belief is that the first generation immigrants are more aware of the contrast in living standards, and thus more respectful of the society that created it.

  • @croatianwarmaster7872
    @croatianwarmaster7872 6 років тому +10

    Race is a biological fact,people are born unequal in certain aspects.A channel here on youtube Alternative Hypothesis did a great video debunking this pseudoscientist's absurd claims.Also read Culture of critique.

  • @maxxamtml
    @maxxamtml 14 років тому

    @jy768 how so?

  • @crashlj317
    @crashlj317 6 років тому +4

    So this guy is basically another Freud huh?

  • @TheLaw055
    @TheLaw055 12 років тому +1

    Boas said all Cultures, race, biology are EQUAL, Malinowski said all Cultures, races, biology are NOT equal, rather evolutionary and therefore different.You make up your own mind ????????

  • @bethebuddhaofyourlife
    @bethebuddhaofyourlife 3 роки тому

    ❤️

  • @spencer5028
    @spencer5028 6 років тому +10

    Read culture of critique to learn more about Boas and the proto Marxists who became cultural Marxists

    • @zindaix396
      @zindaix396 6 років тому +2

      cultural marxism doesn't fucking exist. What you think of as cultural marxism is cultural capitalism.

  • @tommygalloway1764
    @tommygalloway1764 Рік тому

    Old age curiosity

  • @user-piyopisinging
    @user-piyopisinging 4 роки тому

    どうして言葉がわかるの?
    Disappearしちゃう文化を残す

  • @user-piyopisinging
    @user-piyopisinging 4 роки тому

    Musial display が奇妙
    音も奇妙かつ

  • @MUSARNA
    @MUSARNA 8 років тому +21

    So depressing in 2016 to read such pathetic comments on an intellectual giant like Boas.

    • @toomanyredpills649
      @toomanyredpills649 8 років тому +3

      Samy KEFI so why didn't they mention that he was Jewish in the beginning. Obviously the shackles of that culture are present...but maybe they talk about that later.

    • @toomanyredpills649
      @toomanyredpills649 8 років тому +1

      Ok so I had to get into it a bit. 18:43 it mentions how he was oppressed for being "Jewish and having liberal views."

    • @josetrindade3550
      @josetrindade3550 7 років тому

      2017 now. it didn't go better, quite the contrary.

    • @sugafree2700
      @sugafree2700 7 років тому +4

      Read the culture of critique

    • @spencer5028
      @spencer5028 6 років тому +2

      A proto Marxist midget is more apt description

  • @priceta992
    @priceta992 12 років тому

    @shelzoth
    Is this Neil Rush, PHD basing his argument on experimentation or speculation? Is his finding going to contradict the conclusions of dozens of scientists, geneticists, physical anthropologists, over a period of 100 years? Remember science is based on conscensus, and there will always be outlyers. Based on the proponderance of evidence, I'm with Boas.

  • @rickybonilla8304
    @rickybonilla8304 6 років тому

    SSA101 WYA BOIS?

  • @hansniclas
    @hansniclas 12 років тому

    or of receiving the same level of education? Unlike specific biological traits morality is not dictated by biology - humans and other organisms with hierarchies are biologically capable to recognize moral units …but it is the moral unit that is passed down from the higher ups (i.e. social norms). Education is largely effected by economic and social circumstances. Just because someone is uneducated that does not imply that they are genetically incapable of learning.

  • @nickn1782
    @nickn1782 4 роки тому +1

    The viewership of the video seems to break down between students here for an anthropology course, and those here because of the critique of cultural relativism as it was enshrined by Boas in anthropology.

  • @SadaG11
    @SadaG11 11 років тому

    Soooo it's a bad idea to eat while watching this video lol

  • @user-piyopisinging
    @user-piyopisinging 4 роки тому

    Languageは文化の一つ 子供たちにでん

  • @福田こすけ
    @福田こすけ 3 роки тому

    10:40

  • @hansniclas
    @hansniclas 12 років тому

    Culture is created by people sharing specific values within the realms of a nation for instance. They are regional. Those values become reinforced through socialization to the extent that we come to regard them as reality (even though objective reality behind any experience is false). You have to specify what you mean. Biology as such does not in fact dictate culture in any way. It is only logical that people living in close quarters of one and other tend to adopt similar customs;

  • @hansniclas
    @hansniclas 12 років тому

    identifying with someone. When speaking with black people I tend to find that that even though they’d like to befriend whites some whites won’t respond to them the way they’d like to. It’s not necessarily a racial thing either but rather it has to do with feeling out of place; you feel you can’t relate to the other person. 4. Let’s say you adopted a child from Africa; are you seriously suggesting that that child is less capable of learning the moral values that you try to instill upon it

  • @caviper1
    @caviper1 12 років тому

    I go for functionalism. Cultural relativism separate us.

  • @quatroseven
    @quatroseven 13 років тому +2

    @HannibalBarca13
    Referring to "peer" reviewing and "graduate students" is simply an appeal to authority instead of truth. That doesnt mean that non authoritative knowledge is true but your rating agency mentality offers zero enhancement in quality. Also labeling people as "cowards" and "idiots" is non honorable discourse and if there were any sanity in your cultural life style you would subscribe to higher standards of interaction and not ego radiate yourself at the cost of others.

  • @fringeelements
    @fringeelements 12 років тому +2

    This is wrong. Races differ in allele frequencies. Race A will more often have one variant of a gene than another. While on any given gene, a european person may be closer to an african, the odds that they will be closer on all 23,000 genes is a little over 10 billion to 1 assuming a 5% average frequency difference. When someone says "there's more variation within than between", they mean on each gene. And so that statement is trivially true. But on the whole genome, it's virtually impossible.

  • @user-piyopisinging
    @user-piyopisinging 4 роки тому

    Changed education that is America thought race

  • @annfrancis6962
    @annfrancis6962 2 роки тому

    I mean, did he **really** have to travel somewhere so remote to learn these things? Nah

    • @r3bs
      @r3bs 2 роки тому +1

      Yes they did. Do you actually think they had Google in the late 1800s? Congrats on being the most brain dead loser on the internet.

  • @saipavanyerramsetti2912
    @saipavanyerramsetti2912 Рік тому

    March

  • @alexelliott4869
    @alexelliott4869 13 років тому

    I have a new idea on race

  • @fringeelements
    @fringeelements 13 років тому

    Links in the vid description of "Make the World Flat". Have fun!

  • @user-piyopisinging
    @user-piyopisinging 4 роки тому

    1900年あめりかのんのつびんひゅ