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(Does "keeping to our own" stunt evolution?)

Only when taken to extremes.

I have argued here before (and still hold the same view) that Jews' unusual health problems are not the result of too much inbreeding, but of too much OUTbreeding; they are mongrelized, and mixed people have higher rates of disease.

Cleopatra, as I understand it, was the product of several generations of brother/sister incest and was renowned for her beauty and intelligence. The Hapsburgs engaged in heavy incest for hundreds of years before beginning to show any serious deleterious effects from it. I'm not trying to advocate incest, but I am pointing out that Hollywood's depictions of incest side-effects are extremely scientifically inaccurate. A brother/sister pairing would NOT produce the banjo kid from Deliverance, nor would several generations of such pairings. Our genes are more robust than that, have more fail-safes built into them than that.

It is held by some researchers that the Nordic countries must have, at one time, gone through a population bottle-neck that reduced their population down to perhaps ten thousand people due to survival difficulties in the environment they were conquering. And what was the result of that: some of the most beautiful and brilliant people on the planet--or at least those traits survived that bottle-neck and still shine today.

I think the only way we stunt our evolution is by limiting our environment instead of pushing ourselves to achieve to things, establish ourselves in new places, and so on. Fortunately, our race is far too curious and inventive to ever face that problem. If there's something new to try, cutting edge to attempt, or supposedly impossible to do, you can bet there will be White people involved in it, achieving the impossible and doing the incredible.

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