I made a gigantic reply, but fortunately my computer crashed and I were unable to post. It was a very rude reply. Allow me to point out some of the countless flaws of your very poor post.
aaminion00 said:
This is getting tiring. No, we are not albino mutants, sorry to dissapoint you. The first humans were not black under the fur, that's just stupid logic used to strengthen claims of black racial superiority (sort of like the "whites started civilization" garbage). They were relatively light skinned people, who developed into the modern races of man after they lost their fur. Taken for a better explanation:
I'm white. My family is european. Don't accuse me of beign racist against whites. It's ridiculous. If you actually READ the whole thread, you would see that my very first post stated the absurdity of "african physicall superiority" that the thread starter claimed.
The first humanoids were dark skinned. That's a widely accepted fact among the scientific community.
aaminion00 said:
"The evolution of the different skin colors is thought to have occurred as follows: the haired ancestor of humans, like modern great apes, had light skin under their hair. Once the hair was lost, they evolved dark skin, needed to prevent low folate levels since they lived in sun-rich Africa. (The skin cancer connection is probably of secondary importance, since skin cancer usually kills only after the reproductive age and therefore doesn't exert much evolutionary pressure.) When humans migrated to sun-poorer regions in the north, low vitamin D3 levels became a problem and light skin color evolved. "
Nobody's arguing Lamarckism, humans evolved their skin tones the same way Mongolied peoples evolved the Epicanthal fold's around their eyes or humans in general the opposable thumb.
Nobody evolves to fit the Environment. This NEVER happens. What happens are mutations, that rarely are benefical. When they're benefical enough to constitute a comparative advantage, natural selection will make them dominant. That's the ONLY way evolution works.
The advantage of the opposable thumbs is clear. But what is the comparative adavanatge of the mongolian eye? I'll tell you: none. The mongolians DON'T have their eyes that way because of Evolutions. It's because of something known as "Principle of the Founder": all of their ancestors shared an eye like that, because of some mutation.
You're arguing lamarckism here, wheter you know it or not.
aaminion00 said:
Minnimum? What do you base this on? How do you then explain the lighter skin tone of women world wide, meant probably to help absorption of Vitamin D during pregnancy? And your explanation is hardly logical and bordering on racism. So there was a tribe in ancient Africa which somehow was magically full of nothing but albinos that decided to flee North from the superior dark-skinned people who suffer either no problems or minnimal ones wherever they go. They all went to Northern Europe where they managed to **** enough to populate an entire continent, while losing 90% of the negatives associated with being an albino except for the skin color which remained as a telling sign of their inferiority. In the meanwhile, people who weren't as dark as Africans or as White as these albinos magically appeared in areas coincidentally corresponding to such levels of UV-radiation. Brilliant.
Yes, MINIMUM. As in, no comparative advantage at all.
As for the skin tones coinciding with UV level, I only ask you this: HAVE YOU EVER HEARD OF THE ESKIMOS???
They live in place MUCH colder then France, and yet their skin is much darker then the skin of french people. Shouldn't they have evloved to white skin, like the scandinavians WHO LIVE IN THE SAME CONDITIONS??
Answer: NO, BECAUSE THE WHITE SKIN HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH EVOLUTION. It has to do with the Principle of the Founder. Understand?
As for the albino theory, sure it's only a theory. But it makes one thousand times more sense then your lamarckist BS.
After all severall albino africans may have been discriminated and harmed by sunburns, so they decided to migrate northwards.
Don't accuse me of racism again and I'll make more polite replies.