http://www.policymic...-it-s-beautiful
Revora is my nesting ground for desecrating the primordial mindsets of the average idiot. And as we have it, we have a special guest today. National Geographic.
In this nonacademic trash pit of an article, National Geographic claims to know what the future of the human race holds. Not mapping out the future trends of the human genome, or doing bell curves of how races revolve historically... nothing smart. Just a few useless statistics and pictures of mixed race people that look weird. So yea, behold the future American. Obviously in 40 years, everyone will be brown, have robot eyes, and have natty hair. Surly elementary deduction, as everyone will not resists the cull of genetic diversity and demand to breed with separate races from their own flock without hesitation, as the tug of their inner makeup swoons their very souls.
The future holds either super eyebrows or no eyebrows. You decide your mutant baby's fate.
Horse spit, I say. Look at an ancient Roman, or Mongolian, or Greek, or Mesopotamian... they have been swapping genes with separate races for the past 10,000 yesteryears, and yet you don't see even their ancient cultures even slightly diverse from the model image. This article was written by some metropolitan scam-weed who looks upon his or her city and only sees what is infront of them. An oven of diversity. Let me take a wild guess and claim this individual is from New York. How premium. And with the most nonintellectual deductions deduced, this individual reports on the most debunked article I have ever seen. It's insinuating facts that are not facts and making opinions that are so narrow, it makes my sacred pit of acid itch to melt away the feeble idiots behind this article.
And those people are not beautiful compared to the standard faces we have today. It's all lumps of sick in my opinion, but at least I'm not stating that as a fact. Sake... National Geographic needs to die off and fertilize my ill-willed comedy.
Edited by Pasidon, 12 April 2014 - 05:01 AM.
