Is he... Lil Dogg?
... I'll see myself out

True but many are also barely noticeable, such as XYY where the symptoms are basically above average height, acne prone skin and learning problems. Or triple X which barely have symptoms at all.
I'm not a geneticist and I don't have the data so I won't contest you on the statement that most manifest in severe health issues, but I'm really curious if there are any statistics on the population distribution of these more "noticeable" syndromes as opposed to the more "healthy looking" ones.

I think especially when dealing with such large numbers as the human population, 1.7% is a lot. That's like, what, one out of every 60 people you meet? I'd say that's quite a large number.

Right, keep dehumanizing everyone who disagrees with you Adam, it's gonna work great for you in the long run. Big brain move.
Famous, the fact that you don't remember all the instances of me writing long ass comments with citations show you don't really care about the truth. You're here to make your claims and check out. Whatever I say, it won't matter. It's like talking to a loudspeaker. It doesn't listen, just makes noise.
As I said, the burden of proof is on you. You've made zero efforts to actually accept it and show proof, instead you deflect and mock. As I said, I've seen this before and I'm done here.

That's not how the burden of proof works.
Besides, I've debunked your claims in countless different conversations before, and your strategy is just to ignore that and move on to making more insane claims. Then when pressed on it, you say I've never debunked anything, even when the sources are in the conversation and everyone can scroll through. Why should I bother doing your research for you and giving you sources, as I've done in the past, when you're just gonna ignore them? Sorry mate but I've danced this dance before and I'm sick of it. If you can't be correct, at least have the decency not to be dishonest, eh? Until then, peace!

Well, sorry to cut it short but it's kinda impossible to talk to people who have their heads so far up their asses they can't really hear what I say. So, peace!

@famousone So "they" = a few randos on Twitter nobody listens to anyway. Got it.
@xvarnah Oh sure I didn't research this at all lol. Five years of university studies in International Relations are worth less than your watching conspiracy theory videos on YouTube. And you talk about pointlessness. Ironic.
The fact that the effects of colonialism are still persistent today is just that, a FACT. You can deny it and say it's just the teachings of some evil cabal called "they", but historians and IR researchers agree on this.
And did you seriously get offended by my quip after you casually threw like ten ad hominems at me, assuming shit that isn't correct about me in the process? Ok snowflake. Don't dish it out if you can't take the same heat.

Of course it's not the only type of slavery in the world at all. A very relevant issue now is the defacto enslavement of Southeast Asian maids in Saudi Arabia. Would I like to change that? If I could wave my hand and change it in an instant, would I? Hell yeah. But I'm not from that region and have no power there. The only meager power I have is pressuring politicians from my country to change things in this country. Furthermore, I can contribute to changing the discourse about these issues in the West. That's how politics and activism work. If I went to Saudi Arabia and started protesting for the slaves to be freed, I'd only achieve getting my head chopped off. And I know you'd like that for me and everyone else who disagrees with you, but I quite like living for now, so I'm obviously not gonna do that.
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I'm sorry I'm not made of straw like you'd like me to be, but at least I can promise not to indoctrinate the children.

Lol... You keep throwing around the word "they"... "They" are indoctrinating our children and whatnot. Who are "they"? Some kind of cabal? Or just people who happen to disagree with you?
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Anyway yeah the consequences of colonialism and African slavery can still be felt today in terms of wealth inequality both between individuals within a country and between countries. (Ever heard the term center-periphery global economy?) That's what most people would argue and suggest solutions for, not that white people invented racism and are ultimately bad or something. Nobody's saying that, nobody's teaching that. You made that up so that you'd have a strawman to respond to. But unlike you, I'm looking for solutions, not excuses.

I mean that's literally what the post says lol

Oh no, I was responding to the post itself. Point is, nobody really says white people *invented* racism or slavery, what matters is the scope and the long-term consequences. But it's easier to respond to "white people invented racism and slavery", a position nobody really holds, than address a more nuanced position, for example that some structures still remain from those times which further reinforce inequalities.