>>510317999>concedesNever disagreed. Your reading comprehension isn't what it needs to be to win the arguments you're waging here.
>is unironically trying to frame babies being oblivious about everything besides gross morphology as evidence that his sociopolitical concept is biologically validatedIt is about as close to biologically validated as as sociological concept is going to get: People are evolved to preserve their genetic interests. People with markedly different genetics to them can threaten their genetic interests, and those people doing well does not further their genetic interests as much as people similar to them doing well will. Thus: Tribalism. People can sometimes see differences between their tribe and another's members. Thus: The beginnings of "racism". Some people from somewhat different tribal backgrounds are more genetically similar to ech other than they are to others, hence: A broader coalition is instinctively formed (Yoruba and Igbo both become "black"). People can distinguish between members of one broader group and members of another based on appearance, which is based on their genes.
These concepts don't appear out of nothing. They are downstream from genetics, from biology and evolution. It's like the concept of species; there's ultimately an arbitrary delineation somewhere in there, but it's useful enough to deserve a word and basically real in the same way the concept of a "chair" is, to some extent, real.
Or we could be nitpicky and no one gets to use words and no discussion gets to be had.