Uriah

The most important thing I've written so far has gotten the least attention because I screwed up the threading and some people only saw the first six tweets. I think I've fixed it now, so do me a favor and take a look:https://twitter.com/crimkadid/status/1266597135904133120 …

Dude, you still haven't fixed your glaring error where you reversed the proportion of lactose-intolerant people in central Europe. Supposedly 80% according to you, but according to data it's 20%.

When you read this table the conclusion you drew was that four percent of Irish and Danish people are lactose tolerant? Be less dumb. https://marlin-prod.literatumonline.com/cms/attachment/9111b7c5-75ea-4d6c-83e1-8094826e776a/gr3.gif …

Be less dumb ? They fucked up with the data entry or something along those lines. Doctors/science is a mix like kids and hand grenades. Look at Poland, Austria, Hungary or German numbers. They're all vastly lower. https://www.finance.cz/497001-producenti-mleka/ … https://img.assets-finance-media.cz/data/newsimg/Ml____n___v__robky.JPG …

Again, please strive as much as possible to be less dumb.

Why would Montenegrins be 6'1" while genetically similar Romanians are 5'8"? It's because of a bold new concept called "natural selection". I went into a lot of detail in the thread to explain why this happened and I'm starting you to think you never got to see the whole thing.

How would natural selection explain 80% lactose intolerance in Bohemia, a region whose agricultural and societal practices have been basically indistinguishable from that of Bavaria or northern Austria for close to a millenium ? You think 20% of Czechs drink 300l a year?