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Originally Posted by DanaC
You do know you are talking to an historian right?
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We discussed this almost a decade ago. History is not unique to any one race (and definitively not unique to genetics). Greek history is the history of all mankind. Chinese history is the history of all mankind. We all inherit our common history.
What makes a person is not the history of his ancestors. What makes a person is how he learns from history of all previous peoples. But what more makes a person (assuming the bias called first impression or racism is universally condemned) are what he learns from his childhood, neighborhoods, education, and social experiences.
Ever meet a Korean girl who speaks with a heavy southern accent?
Genetics only most significant to a person when our peers are racist - also known as judgments based upon first impressions.
Apparently you have a point. Obviously, I am having difficulty grasping what that point is.