Hello!
Recently I had a discussion with a friend of mine which awoke a question with me.
While talking about equality, he said that not every human 'race' is exactly equal, not politically speaking but purely biological, that there were minor intellectual differances as well as fitness and performance, that different types of humans had pros and cons, explaining that while individual humans may deviate greatly sometimes, their races usually had small traits.
He also used the people of Africa as an example, saying that it was because of their slow history that they were better sprinters than the normal white, but also that their brains hadn't developed as long as ours had, claiming that this could also be a reason why Africa was so far behind the rest of the world western world.
Is any of this true? Admittedly, I don't know much about human racial differences other than that some of us have different skin, so can you help out?




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