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Yeah they all are😔
Norwegian Vivaldi + Startpage is an alr option
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Joining the military is the easiest Norwood cope on earth. I'm watching bro get his entire head shaved bald except for a fine pube patch on top and honestly it goes hard.
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We just can’t have niggers living with us. There can Be blacks
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My friends will ask if I’m ok when z a I share things. I’m never ok but I’m not retarded
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Damn I just woke up from a nap. There was this guy in an apartment.
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Damn I just woke up from a nightmare. There was this shadow in the abyss.
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Cobson's Crunchy Cheese Factory
By the way, next time some librard tells you that human genome is mostly the same, or that we are all equal, there are no races, even if the motherfucker has a degree in this shit, tell them we share 50% of our dna with bananas, and that even 0.1% of genetic…
To deepen the subject:
Basically when they say that the total human genetic gradient, which is called cline, or clinal variation, is mostly flat, they are right. But you are also right to question this. Because turns out 98% of human DNA doesn't really do a spinning flying fuck of anything for genetic expression. These are called neutral genetic markers. But if you remove that, oh boy if the noise and differences increase! Too bad a total graph showing this is like nearly impossible to find, everyone seems to use whole-genome for visualizations, and plus you gotta learn how to understand each graph. You'd need to check alleles individually one by one. For example, look how drastically Light Skin Allele of SLC24A5 changes (An allele is a specific "version" of a specific gene):
Basically when they say that the total human genetic gradient, which is called cline, or clinal variation, is mostly flat, they are right. But you are also right to question this. Because turns out 98% of human DNA doesn't really do a spinning flying fuck of anything for genetic expression. These are called neutral genetic markers. But if you remove that, oh boy if the noise and differences increase! Too bad a total graph showing this is like nearly impossible to find, everyone seems to use whole-genome for visualizations, and plus you gotta learn how to understand each graph. You'd need to check alleles individually one by one. For example, look how drastically Light Skin Allele of SLC24A5 changes (An allele is a specific "version" of a specific gene):
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