Is there such a thing as a "Sub-Human"? What makes us human in the first place?
Is there such a thing as a "Sub-Human"? What makes us human in the first place?
Gavin Reyes
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Justin Gonzalez
>what makes us human?
white skin
Easton Baker
>Is there such a thing as a "Sub-Human"?
No, not anymore anyway.
>What makes us human in the first place?
Non meta answer: the ability to successfully reproduce with other members of our species.
Isaiah Hill
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Carson Hughes
just because this is already a shit thread, have some cultural relativism while you're at it
Kevin Morgan
Subhuman is anyone with an IQ below 115.
>t. 130
Ryan Gray
hallo redditische
John Stewart
Nah. Every population is beautiful in its own way and we must embrace the human species in all its diversity instead of pushing away people we don't like.
Parker Davis
>strong women
Jayden Reed
/pol/ hangs out on reddit more than any other board.
Colton Long
>muh melanin
>show half black chick with European features
Ryan Foster
>the ability to successfully reproduce with other members of our species.
This is not a definition of species. We were able to reproduce with neanderthals, denisovans and who knows who else.
David Gonzalez
>Fuck off /pol/
>N-no you fuck off reddit
Every single time you fucking cunts get told off this is the reply you give. Just fuck off
Hudson Williams
redditors
Liam Perry
Are Australian aborigines able to breed with other humans and produce fertile offspring? If so, they're human.
Mason Nelson
Empathy
Grayson Perez
yes, they're called italians
Gabriel Perez
Eating with cutlery.
Thats it.
Jayden Ross
/pol/ is literally a reddit colony
Colton Edwards
Look here
Jayden Allen
Neanderthals were humans, just a sub-species. Like how Bonobos are a sub-species of chimpanzees.
Kayden Cooper
But Neanderthals should be considered the same species, just a different subspecies. When I went to school they were called Homo sapiens neanderthalensis whereas we are Homo sapiens sapiens, did it get reclassified or something?
Brandon Phillips
No, neanderthals are considered a separate species of humans (that is of the genus homo). And so are bonobos and chimps actually.
Nicholas Jones
They never were classified as such, as far as I can remember. As for what they should and shouldn't, that's for anthropologists to decide. Again, species are NOT defined by the ability to reproduce.
Sebastian Reed
'subhuman' is a meme. Anything that belongs to the homo sapiens group is human by definition.
Christian Cruz
They certainly were, I'd scan you my old textbooks if I still had them.
Eli Long
Okay, I found out that from the 1950s to the early 1980s they were indeed classified as H. sapiens neanderthalensis.
Samuel Gomez
what a skinnyfattie
William Myers
Don't forget aliens and nephilim
Grayson Sanchez
/pol/ has more crossover than this board I assure you. Veeky Forums is not one of babby's first boards. We get migrants from /pol/, /int/, Veeky Forums and Veeky Forums mostly. /pol/ is very popular and is an entry level board.
Probably 3rd most normies per capita to /b/ and /v/.
Joshua Mitchell
/pol/, /b/, and /v/ have been the biggest newfag boards for years now redditor-kun