Professor: “Race is a social construct.” Doctor: “Great, then we can give you an organ donation from a different race.” Professor: “Hell no, that’s just something I say so I can get paid!”
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do you think organ transplants between two different races doesn’t work. is that a thing you think
It does of course, but on average the odds would be lower for a genetic match
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congrats on googling ‘do organ transplants work between 2 different races’ after everyone started calling you a dumb ass
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Haha yeah cause I’d never check that first of course.
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lol did you do that
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im beginning to understand why stefan is in the intellectual “dark web”. his truths are so powerful they must be viewed via tor browser
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have you ever seen so much reason in the wild
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my respect for his honor grows with each passing post
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Do you think Stefan eats babyfood like Robocop does or if he just looks like him
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Hey thanks Peter Weller was damn handsome!
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You'd think the doctor would have an idea of whether the organ matched or not before offering to put it in somebody but I guess if the brilliant Stefan Molyneux would not have thought of that, what hope could a mere medical doctor have of thinking such intelligent thoughts?
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Sigh he was talking about not using race as a search factor at all he wasn’t holding a kidney, otherwise he would have said “this organ” General reading comprehension is pretty bad.
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So this hypothetical professor is under the impression that the doctors would attempt to transplant a kidney they had not screened for a match first? Because otherwise the first thing you tweeted doesn’t make any sense at all.
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Nice picture of three paragraphs. Got a link?
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Dude totally googled "interracial organ transplant" and posted this patch job of an answer because of rando #2 on stack exchange: https://biology.stackexchange.com/questions/39027/is-organ-transplantation-race-dependent … BTW- still doesn't fit. He's talking about the likelihood of finding a match. Once a match is made-- no difference.
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I love how people approach these Alex Jones, 8chan, Stormfront knock offs as if they accept science, fact or are engaging in anything remotely resembling good faith.
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You weren't talking about average odds, you were implying organs from different races were incompatible. Average has nothing to do with it.
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Meaning there are organ matches between people of different races, and non-matches between people of the same race. Meaning that there is no actual biological delineation, unless you're arguing that the delineation between races is blood type.
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No it means that historically-presumed biological boundaries are less discrete than Molyneux wants to believe
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