Manfred Belheim
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No. If you take a bunch of people, and split it by 2 methods:
You will get 2 groupings of the people, and these groupings are not likely to agree very much.
- By eye, split them by perceived races
- By genetics, do a SNP chip like 23andme or whatever, and then cluster the group by the results
I suppose this will be why white couples frequently have black or "asian" children then. No genetic component at all, just what diet they have as babies or something.