rainbow wrote:Svartalf wrote:But admit it looks spiffy and convincing...
Just like real science.
By the way Raychoudhury and Nei, are real scientists, but that table with a comparison to chimps doesn't appear in any of their published works.
Pure unadulterated intellectual dishonesty. Even racists should know better.
Here you go

YOUR own
"unadulterated intellectual dishonesty".
Do you have a problem understanding simple lists & charts? It appears that you do. Because the above list is merely a simplification, WITHOUT CHANGE, of the original Raychoudhury and Nei one. You couldn't see that? So you drag in a dead cat to scare away any onlookers. Infact they mention chimps in their original paper:
http://mbe.oxfordjournals.org/content/10/5/927.full.pdf as well as in other publications.
So you throw the above purulent side-swing at Richard McCulloch, cherry picking his articles to suit your prejudices. Here's the relevant extract:
http://www.fourwinds10.net/siterun_data ... 1289844260
"What are the percentages of genetic differences between the human races? Perhaps the best study to date on this subject is that of Masatoshi Nei and Arun K. Roychoudhury (1993) [Note #5]. Nei and Roychoudhury use a different methodology than that of L.L. Cavalli-Sforza et al. (1988) which in their opinion "introduced unreasonable branching patterns into phylogenetic trees," a reference to Cavalli-Sforza's grouping of Northeast Asians in the same cluster with Caucasians rather than with Southern Chinese and Southeast Asians. The following percentages of genetic differences between human populations and the phylogenetic tree below are from their study. The chimpanzee percentage is added for context and a standard of comparison."
Note that there are 3 columns, to make reading easier & give equivalency to the lists. In one of the columns Nigerians are at the top. Also note that chimpanzees are at the bottom of all 3 columns, & that their distance of 1.6% is identical for all 3 columns. Note that the percentages are NOT in terms of distance away vs distance towards. They are ONLY in terms of distance AWAY from the item at the beginning of the list. In other words, as already clear to anyone who is literate & unbiased, if we take just the 3rd column, it is NOT to be interpreted as distance between a Nigerian & a Chimp is 1.6%, but distance between an Austroloid & a Chimp = 1.6 - 0.176 = 1.424 , is that how you interpreted it? That is plain wrong, since in other columns all of the above change places, except that the Chimp stays at a distance of 1.6% from ALL the human subspecies.
But I doubt to the highest degree that you will EVER change your mind about the evidence presented, because it's not PC!
Don't you feel ashamed or embarrassed in misguiding the youth, & spreading ignorance instead of knowledge?
