There's probably many of these. Here's another very explicit one. https://academic.oup.com/aje/article/176/2/146/113329/Biogeographic-Ancestry-Self-Identified-Race-and …pic.twitter.com/DZGbkKJUAl
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There's probably many of these. Here's another very explicit one. https://academic.oup.com/aje/article/176/2/146/113329/Biogeographic-Ancestry-Self-Identified-Race-and …pic.twitter.com/DZGbkKJUAl
There is indeed one such person! http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/0160289695900284 … and even in 2011 http://www.v-weiss.de/C2orf16.pdf
I thought it was akin to saying "there is no allele a s.t. any person p has trait t iff p has a." To which, I say, so what?
Doesn't mean t a highly polygenetic t isn't also highly hertitable over a range on environements.
Btw this part also strikes me as something that is strictly speaking true, but highly misleading. Doesn't follow that IQ not mostly genetic.pic.twitter.com/DjbzBeVfGD
So if I understand correctly, Cochran's saying that we can't genetically engineer East Asians to give them bigger tits without also more BO?
My point is just there are plenty of diseases, e.g., that experts recognize as highly genetic even though no single gene is "definitive."
But this is an interesting point nonetheless.
No, I got you, and I appreciate it, because the counterexample you bring up is one I wasn't even really aware of.
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