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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Evergreen: [QB] Recently I discussed the fact that Blacks tend to have a greater trend toward brain symmetry or right brain asymmetry, while Whites tend to trend toward left brain asymmetry. The later is known as brain lateralization. The cause may be the ice-age adaptation in Europe. The lack of light may have had an impact on the calcification of the pineal gland and hence inhibited production of testosterone. The low levels of testosterone in turn may have caused left-brain lateralization. Other theories attribute the left-brain trend in Whites to overproduction of adrenanline during the ice-age. The left brain and right brain are asociated with the following trends, per Wiki: Left brain functions sequential analytical verbal logical linear algorithmic counting/measurement grammar/words Right brain functions simultaneous holistic imagistic intuitive holistical algorithmic shapes/motions intonation/emphasis Certainly these differences only represent **TRENDS** and not absolutes. Some Whites have right-brain asymmetry and some Blacks have left-brain asymmetry. The absolutist concept of "Race" is non-scientific as humans overlap genetically. There are however trends that we should not consider taboo to recognize. The Ancient Egyptians associated the Neter Set with evil and Red-Haired individuals. They also differentiated themselves by calling their country "The Land of the Black People". Similarly the Elamites were known as the Meluhha (associated with the word Melanin) and the people of Mohenjo-Darro with Kush (Black). Did these Black people begin to distinguish themselves and Whites both in terms of phenotype and culture because of the Indo-European migrations that took place circa ~ 1,500 BC and the behaviours they observed? [/QB][/QUOTE]
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