Anon01/03/26, 05:40No.16883870
Most of the genetic traits discussed here are complex traits, determined by dozens if not thousands of DNA patterns unique to each race.You get a chromosome from each of your parents. The chromosome you, as one parent, give to your child is a cut and pasted version of the two your parents gave you. Look up genetic combination (crossover) in Meiosis. If your parents are from different or mixed races, then you will not pass those unique racial genetic patterns to your children.Lets go by example: The HLA system. This is a protein that coats your cells and lets your body recognize & reject foreign tissue. The exact variation sequences of HLA proteins is determined by a series of DNA differences centred around chromosome 6. Chromosome 6 is a HOTSPOT for genetic crossover to occur. Crossover is THE major biological driver behind the difficulty of finding organ and bone marrow donors for people of mixed race. Meiosis will break apart established, unique racial genetic patterns, creating new, unique combinations of HLA markers. Which are impossible to find in other (donor) people.Because the HLA System is concentrated on a crossover hotspot on a single chromosome, the effects of racial mixing are IMMEDIATELY apparent in the next (and subsequent) generation(s). ie extreme difficulty in finding organ donors. Luckily, not a large % of mixed race people do require organ donors, but if they do, it really sucks.Now think about a complex trait like intelligence - where the racial DNA patterns that control the brain structures are spread over ALL of your chromosomes - you can now understand why the really adverse effects in these complex abilities are more latent, and can take a while to materialize, indeed across many generations.Someone here made the observation that some effects were only noticed after a number of generations had been born. This is the reason why. Race mixing is bad people. Not for you, for your children. And theirs.