i think people are subconsciously in their dna supposed to be afraid of black people

[160cmcurry]

maybe from an evolutionary perspective, i remember growing up, i was afraid of black kids, it was just this automatic fear, i couldn’t explain why. this was way before i even knew the thug stereotype surrounding black people. i don’t think it’s even the skin color, i’ve met dark skinned people way darker than your average black person. think of something like this guy

i really do think it’s ingrained, hardwired in our biology, and it’s not just ‘social conditioning’ or environmental shaping the way people think of black people. i remember this one black kid at a halloween party, one of my niece’s pre k thing, these were kids who could barely spell their own name. nobody wanted to partner up with him, nobody sat next to him. it wasn’t even because of his behavior or anything like that, he was just existing, oblivion to what’s going on. who knows, maybe i’m just overthinking it. why though? any evolutionary reason?

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[160cmcurry]

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blop bleep

 

[neurosis]

probably just 'my tribe good / other tribe bad' psychology

 

[160cmcurry]

blop bloopie

 

[PrinceLuenLeoncur]

maybe from an evolutionary perspective, i remember growing up, i was afraid of black kids, it was just this automatic fear, i couldn’t explain why. this was way before i even knew the thug stereotype surrounding black people. i don’t think it’s even the skin color, i’ve met dark skinned people way darker than your average black person. think of something like this guy
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i really do think it’s ingrained, hardwired in our biology, and it’s not just ‘social conditioning’ or environmental shaping the way people think of black people. i remember this one black kid at a halloween party, one of my niece’s pre k thing, these were kids who could barely spell their own name. nobody wanted to partner up with him, nobody sat next to him. it wasn’t even because of his behavior or anything like that, he was just existing, oblivion to what’s going on. who knows, maybe i’m just overthinking it. why though? any evolutionary reason?
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Yes fear us you light jokes

 

[160cmcurry]

Yes fear us you light jokes

sorry if this came off as r-r-r-racism, m-mister! i’m just looking at it from an evolutionary perspective. my heart goes out to any black person who’s dealt with that kind of subtle exclusion or discomfort from others for no damn reason. no child should be feared growing up

 

[iblamexyz]

why is that man made of chocolate

 

[medialcanthus]

why is that man made of chocolate

don't mistake south indian shit
for beautiful black chocolate

 

[PrinceLuenLeoncur]

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sorry if this came off as r-r-r-racism, m-mister! i’m just looking at it from an evolutionary perspective. my heart goes out to any black person who’s dealt with that kind of subtle exclusion or discomfort from others for no damn reason. no child should be feared growing up

 

[jaaba]

maybe from an evolutionary perspective, i remember growing up, i was afraid of black kids, it was just this automatic fear, i couldn’t explain why. this was way before i even knew the thug stereotype surrounding black people. i don’t think it’s even the skin color, i’ve met dark skinned people way darker than your average black person. think of something like this guy
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i really do think it’s ingrained, hardwired in our biology, and it’s not just ‘social conditioning’ or environmental shaping the way people think of black people. i remember this one black kid at a halloween party, one of my niece’s pre k thing, these were kids who could barely spell their own name. nobody wanted to partner up with him, nobody sat next to him. it wasn’t even because of his behavior or anything like that, he was just existing, oblivion to what’s going on. who knows, maybe i’m just overthinking it. why though? any evolutionary reason?
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We are naturally weary of people outside our race, because anyone from another tribe is a threat

It’s simply an evolutionary trait we all developed to survive, racism is only natural

 

[160cmcurry]

probably just 'my tribe good / other tribe bad' psychology

We are naturally weary of people outside our race, because anyone from another tribe is a threat

It’s simply an evolutionary trait we all developed to survive, racism is only natural

this kind of phenomenon rooted in evolution, especially during early human history, does make sense. unfamiliar people from different tribes were potential threats. they could bring disease, steal resources, kill your people. so humans evolved to be hyper aware, paranoid of anyone who looked noticeably different from their own group. here’s the thing though, how would this translate in a modern setting? why would toddlers be scared or avoidant of a black child when they have zero concept of crime, violence, or even race? there has to be something biological rooted deep down going on

 

[neurosis]

there has to be something biological going on

you literally just explained the biological phenomenon going on ... the trait hasn't disappeared

 

[jaaba]

this kind of phenomenon rooted in evolution, especially during early human history, does make sense. unfamiliar people from different tribes were potential threats. they could bring disease, steal resources, kill your people. so humans evolved to be hyper aware, paranoid of anyone who looked noticeably different from their own group. here’s the thing though, how would this translate in a modern setting? why would toddlers be scared or avoidant of a black child when they have zero concept of crime, violence, or even race? there has to be something biological rooted deep down going on

Humans are just born with natural instincts, not everything’s taught.

For example babies know to hold their breath when submerged in water.

If you grow up in a “diverse” setting you’ll feel more comfortable around other races (not that that’s actually a good thing)

 

[160cmcurry]

Humans are just born with natural instincts, not everything’s taught.

For example babies know to hold their breath when submerged in water.

If you grow up in a “diverse” setting you’ll feel more comfortable around other races (not that that’s actually a good thing)

people do come preloaded with instincts. when a toddler shows discomfort around someone who looks “different,” it’s from a biological standpoint, the same ancient era making you hyper aware of unfamiliar traits . modernity did make people comfortable around diverse people but even then, even in the most “diverse” areas, the pattern still shows up. toddlers are still more likely to be scared of black people, even if they’ve seen them around before. biology doesn’t vanish regardless of whatever ‘equality’ that gets pushed around. why exactly do we, people, fear black people from a biological standpoint?

 

[jaaba]

people do come preloaded with instincts. when a toddler shows discomfort around someone who looks “different,” it’s from a biological standpoint, the same ancient era making you hyper aware of unfamiliar traits . modernity did make people comfortable around diverse people but even then, even in the most “diverse” areas, the pattern still shows up. toddlers are still more likely to be scared of black people, even if they’ve seen them around before. biology doesn’t vanish regardless of whatever ‘equality’ that gets pushed around. why exactly do we, people, fear black people from a biological standpoint?

Black people are the most “other” feature wise, they are the most radically different in apearence. A Mexican kid and a white kid are more likely to get along because they have more in common visually than with a black.

Also no places are truly diverse, if you pay attention you’ll notice ethnic groups almost always self segregate to a degree

 

[jaaba]

Black people are the most “other” feature wise, they are the most radically different in apearence. A Mexican kid and a white kid are more likely to get along because they have more in common visually than with a black.

Also no places are truly diverse, if you pay attention you’ll notice ethnic groups almost always self segregate to a degree

I must clarify, the differences between races are not just visual, there are fundamental neurological differences

A white man thinks entirely differently to a black man, this is something I don’t see talked about much (it’s a bit taboo) but it’s the truth

 

[160cmcurry]

Black people are the most “other” feature wise, they are the most radically different in apearence. A Mexican kid and a white kid are more likely to get along because they have more in common visually than with a black.

yeah, a lot of what you say does remind me of this diagram of the different human skulls and how they differ from one another, especially blacks. the jaw shape, nose width, and overall skull proportions are just noticeably different compared to others

what are your thoughts on this? does this correlate with how different they tend to be compared to other? bones do seem to play an important part in differentiating

 

[ProBono]

wouldnt bet either way, easiest way to find out is to do an experiment with your firstborn kid

 

[Nei]

low IQ

 

[160cmcurry]

wouldnt bet either way, easiest way to find out is to do an experiment with your firstborn kid

kids are more likely to trust and be more comfortable around a non black woman compared to a black woman. all of it’s rooted in their biological instinct make up, it’s not even the thug stereotypes or social conditioning that reinforce it. some of it does play a part but not that big if even toddlers are scared around black people

 

[ProBono]

kids are more likely to trust and be more comfortable around a non black woman compared to a black woman. all of it’s rooted in their biological instinct make up, it’s not even the thug stereotypes or social conditioning that reinforce it. some of it does play a part but not that big if even toddlers are scared around black people

I dont personally relate because I didnt grow up around black people but respectfully Im not trusting it unless theres an experiment you feel me

 

[chadhamed]

Brotal

 

[Copercel]

maybe from an evolutionary perspective, i remember growing up, i was afraid of black kids, it was just this automatic fear, i couldn’t explain why. this was way before i even knew the thug stereotype surrounding black people. i don’t think it’s even the skin color, i’ve met dark skinned people way darker than your average black person. think of something like this guy
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i really do think it’s ingrained, hardwired in our biology, and it’s not just ‘social conditioning’ or environmental shaping the way people think of black people. i remember this one black kid at a halloween party, one of my niece’s pre k thing, these were kids who could barely spell their own name. nobody wanted to partner up with him, nobody sat next to him. it wasn’t even because of his behavior or anything like that, he was just existing, oblivion to what’s going on. who knows, maybe i’m just overthinking it. why though? any evolutionary reason?
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[jaaba]

yeah, a lot of what you say does remind me of this diagram of the different human skulls and how they differ from one another, especially blacks. the jaw shape, nose width, and overall skull proportions are just noticeably different compared to others
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what are your thoughts on this? does this correlate with how different they tend to be compared to other? bones do seem to play an important part in differentiating

Yeah it’s definitely interesting, skin colour is far from the only distinguishing feature for different races, it’s just the easiest for normies to pick up on because they don’t really know much about bones in general.

For example, I’ve found Latinos tend to have relatively “Eurocentric” features despite not being European, and I feel whites intermingle with Latinos pretty well in comparison to other pairs of races; Latinos look more familiar to whites than blacks would for example, so they get along better.

as we know, humans subconsciously scan bone proportions when looking at one another. Races with similar proportions are subconsciously biased in a positive light

 

[the_machinist_786]

Nigha, we all were literally black 60K years ago when Out of Africa migration happened

 

[160cmcurry]

Yeah it’s definitely interesting, skin colour is far from the only distinguishing feature for different races, it’s just the easiest for normies to pick up on because they don’t really know much about bones in general.

For example, I’ve found Latinos tend to have relatively “Eurocentric” features despite not being European, and I feel whites intermingle with Latinos pretty well in comparison to other pairs of races; Latinos look more familiar to whites than blacks would for example, so they get along better.

as we know, humans subconsciously scan bone proportions when looking at one another. Races with similar proportions are subconsciously biased in a positive light

latinos have a good portion of european mixture, most of them sit around 30-40%, majority falling under the mestizo category. there’s still that sense of familiarity. the issue isn’t black people being “black” that makes toddlers scared of them instinctually, it’s the features, bone structure, hair texture, facial proportions, all of it. even gooks have some form of familiarity. the reason why people when they get older aren’t afraid of black people is because of all the ‘social conditioning’ that happens growing up, even if you’re someone who grew up in a predominately white area. you get all the “diversity” messaging that gets pushed around , anti racist lectures, media conditioning, blablablabla you’re basically programmed to ignore all these instincts. a toddler on the other hand doesn’t have that programming yet and goes off by raw instinct. they’ll show obvious discomfort around a black person because their brain reacts to what feels unfamiliar or ‘uncanny’ on a subconscious level

 

[jflkiefmaxxing]

maybe from an evolutionary perspective, i remember growing up, i was afraid of black kids, it was just this automatic fear, i couldn’t explain why. this was way before i even knew the thug stereotype surrounding black people. i don’t think it’s even the skin color, i’ve met dark skinned people way darker than your average black person. think of something like this guy
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i really do think it’s ingrained, hardwired in our biology, and it’s not just ‘social conditioning’ or environmental shaping the way people think of black people. i remember this one black kid at a halloween party, one of my niece’s pre k thing, these were kids who could barely spell their own name. nobody wanted to partner up with him, nobody sat next to him. it wasn’t even because of his behavior or anything like that, he was just existing, oblivion to what’s going on. who knows, maybe i’m just overthinking it. why though? any evolutionary reason?
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[160cmcurry]

Nigha, we all were literally black 60K years ago when Out of Africa migration happened

not “black” in the modern racial category sense, they were more so dark skinned europeans because humans evolved in equatorial africa where high uv exposure forced the body to adapt with high melanin levels as a ‘natural sunscreen’

 

[gonion wanter]

People evolved to fear high t specimens like this