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18/01/20

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Originally posted by thalweg: ↑

Yes it's understood quite well across the personality sciences each ethnicity prefers it's own race to settle down with when the time comes and the massive majority of pairings before then are doomed to failure without a child being produced because largely only those R selected phenotype human partake in sexual/modern relationships with other races....the data is overwhelming here..of course in all these things the exception proves the rule.... bell curve style.

No fear of white replacement happening...those more K selected in traits are disinterested in casual sex relationships with other races and are settling down without lots of promiscuity first and having kids overall at a level that displaces the kids produced from out breeding alone.

This is the understood result across the entire 1st world to date.

Now the importations of other races causing a physical in number displacement ...well yes depending on the country is happening.

Also genetic lineage research on sex chromosomes back 10 of thousands of years shows on average only 50% of all men in any generation got to pass on their genetic material anyway....this is also the more or less the number today so as in all these things it is the woman who chooses their genetic mate based on hard evolutionary fitness criteria and this has not changed.

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So I need to be looking for two girlfriends. I guess that is the red pill.
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