>>16767467
Lets start with >>16767338;
>A person's eye color is determined by which two alleles they possess for the eye color gene.
Why is this statement junk?
Because eye colors come in continuously varying shades. Two genes will never give enough variation to cover all shades of blue, alone. Think 2 vs 32 bit color.
And a simple check will have shown 24+ alleles are involved:
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0960982209005971#:~:text=Facilitated%20by%20recent%20genome%2Dwide,is%20a%20genetically%20complex%20phenotype.
So lets trash your eye color reference. Next
>Does this mean asians “me” have less "allelic potential" for height?
Now this is an interesting point. Ill spend a little time here as you obviously still don’t understand what complex traits are and how they work. Your Korean height follows a unique allelic pattern, yours can fall anywhere on the distribution. Koreans already have ALL the genes needed to get to 6’5+. FFS woman, think. They just are not all inside the average Korean. Wolves have all the genes needed to make Pomeranian dogs. Its just not that easy to get all these genes together in the same wolf.
And then, even as you get taller, you need the infrastructure to support a larger height. Larger bones, bigger heart, increased blood supply. A short lived increase in height is ok, but unless you drag along the physiological infrastructure to support that height – you very quickly come up to a limit.
Koreans have evolved the height distribution they have for a reason - and its because of a number of complex, interrelated factors. Nutrition is very likely one of them.
Yeah, copy European science. Work out you can gain a few inches by eating fewer dogs and more carrots, Have sex with taller guys.
Be honest with yourself too. You have gone from tiny dwarfs to small dwarfs.
