Comments by "K Parker" (@kparker2430) on "Light Watkins" channel.

  1. I'm legit with this question; where are all the sub species of Homo Sapiens? This talk of differences fundamental to gorillas and baboons; reminds me that with birds, slight differences in color, call, habitat, or preferences heralds the taxonomic description of a new sub species, yet no matter how different the members of Homo Sapiens there is no taxonomic recognition, we're all just this brotherhood of man, full stop. This strikes me as absurd and facts seem to be denied for fear of someone shouting 'Eugenics'. There seems to be a staggering gap in the science that describes sub species of humans and this coincides with the massive difficulty and failing in managing the differences. I suggest the fact that baboons don't get on with gorillas is a good step towards planning for harmony in our 'multicultural' societies. Once we have identified all the sub species of Sapiens, then we can figure out which ones can do community with which other ones and plan accordingly. Brotherhood of Man is religion, all I want is the science. The science that describes the obvious.
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