/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9426609
It's not completely a social construct - it consists or metabolic traits, skin tone traits, facial structure traits, etc. But the culture people typically associate with a race is a social construct. Jamaicans wearing dreadlocks and beanies. That's not in their genes, it's a cultural thing.

Black people being poor - that's not in their genes, it's a cultural thing that happened as a result of black people only existing in Africa at first because of the heavy sun, and the lack of physical resources there for them to advance, which led to them being exploited by other more lucky races (who were simply black people who settled elsewhere) once humanity progressed a bit. And that is why they are in the situation they are in.

If the Earth were any other way and maybe somehow one side was dark and one side was light due to its rotation, then there would be very very black people on one side and pale albino people on the other, and it's likely that the black people may have been the more successful ones if the sun-facing side of the planet was more resource rich, eventually enslaving white people. So it's all a social construct and a historical coincidence really.

>>7949984
>I=0;
>cout<<"ARITHM["<<I<<"]=";
>cin>>ARITHM[I];
>ATHR=0;
>while (ARITHM[I]!=TERMAT){
> ATHR+=ARITHM[I];
> I++;
> cout<<"ARITHM["<<I<<"]=";
> cin>>ARITHM[I];
>}
>N=I;
>cout<<"N="<<N<<"\n";
>for (I=0; I<N; I++)

Why the fuck did you use I instead of directly using N? WTF