https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31250593
I suspect part of it is a fear of the following slippery slope:
admitting of genetic differences between breads -> genetic differences between races -> providing scientific proof that some races are better than others -> therefor some races should be treated better/worse than others.
I personally find this line of argument flawed.
What you describe goes against the narrative that any living thing in a species is just as X, Y, and Z as any other living thing in that species. It's part of the "equality of outcome" push
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I'm gonna be honest I don't trust this science either
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This is literally a study saying pibbles arenβt violent because all the pibble owners they surveyed claim that their pibble isnβt violent.
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