Agree but I was wondering what his take was.
Race, like species, is a means of categorizing populations with significantly different traits, genes, phenotypes. I think its kind of arbitrary how much variation you allow in a category. Maybe you decide there will be 3 or 5 or 20 different races of humans. You can group people on the basis of single nucleotide pairs in common and that is not a racial construct, its fucking math.
There's 3 species of humans: abbos, subsaharans, and literally everyone else.
There's at least two races of sub-saharans, and as for everyone else... It's like a rainbow, the colors are different but it's hard to tell exactly where one color becomes another. How many colors are in a rainbow? Any whole number is arbitrary.
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