I am aware, as I've repeatedly outlined, that your theory has nothing to do with science and everything to do with justifying creationism.
There is a genetic difference between you and every other human. Its not just in how those genes express. You get the genetic material from your parents, i get mine from my parents. If every human was genetically identical there would be very little variation, and we would see this degradation in the fossil records of all species. We would also see "more human" humans appearing in the fossil record as we go further back, but the opposite is true. The further back you go the less "human" the records become until were looking at great ape ancestors who are very much not "more human" than anyone alive today.
We simply see organisms adapting to their surroundings through mutation and the mutations that allow for survival live long enough to be passed down. There is no magic, no design, no man with a beard sitting in the clouds needed for this process to occur.
i never said the genetic code was identical and neither did the article
o? i see why your rejecting the article. so i will just find another one
Misunderstanding of race as biology has deep negative biological and social consequences
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The belief of race as a biological concept with human populations having a distinct biological basis is unconsciously embedded in many individuals’ thinking (Lee, et al., 2021). These individuals think population differences in health and intelligence are the result of immutable, biologically based differences between ‘racial’ groups, despite overwhelming evidence that racial groups are not genetically discrete, reliably measured or scientifically meaningful (Smedley & Smedley, 2005). Because racial groups are not genetically discrete, when the term ‘race’ is discussed, we are referring to the self‐identified races (socio‐cultural constructs)—and not race as a biological entity.
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Accordingly, studies document that genetic differences are far higher within than between racial groups (Lewontin, 1972). Thus ‘race’ is not a biological reality but a myth (Smedley & Smedley, 2005). It is not possible to categorize an entire racial group as being genetically or physiologically distinct from one another because of the vast genetic heterogeneity of our populations.
This post was edited by TiStuff on Mar 22 2026 07:23am