Stefan MolyneuxVerified account

that common expression we all use to describe things, "less easy"

“More not easy”

"it is in general less easy to find a match among the most white population". Hahaha back tracking already! Also, it would be even more difficult if he went to a black African country with a different lineage since there's more genetic diversity there than the rest of the world.

If there’s more genetic diversity in a population, the greater chance there is to find a matching donor. Its literally the opposite of what you’re saying in the analogy used.

If Somali professor with allele AA needs a transfusion or transplant, it’s more difficult to find matching allele in a country with 95% allele aa than a more genetically diverse population which has 15% allele AA carriers.

Your idiocy is astounding. That 95% chance is only beneficial to the people with matching genes; meaning people of the Icelandic population in the analogy. An Icelander would find it easy for a transplant. A Somali would not bc he’s not genetically similar.

Your analogy very clearly implies that its protagonist does not believe it is possible for a person of another race to be an organ match with him/her. It's not really fair to hold your audience at fault for not seeing this nuance which is in no way exhibited by the original tweet

https://twitter.com/wakoppa/status/1072280180356464640 … Race not a factor in liver transplants. I will have to find the real medical research for you on kidneys.