/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10638525
>Yeah that is how people viewed the world 10,000 years ago. Then generations after generations those people were swept out of the gene pool because they tend to be trouble makers.
>To build big civilizations you need people working together not people taking every advantage they have to assert dominance over the others. That just leads to countless war and violence.
Gee, wow. I wonder what will happen if we import unlimited numbers of people from violent dog-eat-dog places that never gave rise to a great civilization, or from a rival civilization, into our own friendly, cooperative, peaceful and forgiving lands. Scientifically speaking.

>>10622784
>>10622785
>Being of one homogenous group does not prevent conflict from happening because there's plenty of shit to fight over
COPE. Homogeneous societies are measurably more peaceful, white or east asian societies in particular.
>inb4 war
Always between two different races or cultures.
>inb4 religious conflict
COPE. Always lines up with racial divides. Disagreement is possible, but no racial divide, no conflict.
>inb4 skin deep
/r/rickandmorty is that way