He's got brilliant stances to defend his point and believe me he's definitely one brilliant man there, truth is we can't say he's totally correct. In my opinion humans haven't even finished deducing medicine and biology and in the future there'll be more. I just can't get the answer for, why are Africans more impacted with some certain disease?
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I actually don't really agree with him.
I agree with the science he references but I don't believe I should tell someone I am a "sapien" every time someone asks me what my race is.
Most people just want to discuss common sense and are not asking me for a lecture in biology when they ask me my race.. having said that, most people I know tend to say "Where are you from" or "What country are you from" instead of "What is your race".
Exactly we can't generalise these things and that's what makes us unique, he's brilliant no doubt, but I'll pass on this one
We cannot deny the fact that we are still in the process of Evolution and, the human race may or may not witness many more changes ahead in the future.
I don't really understand what you mean @josediccus?
What things are you saying we can't generalize?
You'll pass on what?
I'm trying to say we just generalise humans by saying there's no race, the evidence that backs the fact that there's an existence of race is too huge so that's why I don't agree with the Man
Ah okay, yeah.. I understand now.
I tend to agree that according to biology there is only one human race since there is only a 0.1% deviation between "races" but I think in terms of actual common sense and just everyday talk, there is actually a such thing as race since we use it to identify certain people from specific geographical locations like what @wayo said.