CruzNichaphor
Active Member
Skin pigmentation is not binary. There are many different shades.
Agreed.
Differentiating between "self & other," however is binary.
Maybe pay attention to how the entire world has functioned since recorded history, namely Europe to see what I mean.
I fail to see how a uniform distribution of skin pigmentation in the human species would put an end to the species.
Uh, okay?
First of all: I'm not focusing on skin pigmentation; that was rhetoric - and obvious rhetoric at that.
Secondly: if you "fail to see" how differentiating between "red shirt v blue shirt" allows people to survive (particularly when red shirt is doing better than blue shirt & blue shirt is figuring out a way to resolve the difference), I don't think I have the time to assist you.
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