>>17000405
"Between 1950 and 1951, Fisher, along with other leading geneticists and anthropologists of his time, was asked to comment on a statement that UNESCO was preparing on the nature of race and racial differences, which was published in 1950 as the UNESCO Statement on Race. The statement, along with the comments and criticisms of a large number of scientists including Fisher, is published in "The Race Concept: Results of an Inquiry" (1952).[116]

Fisher was one of four scientists who opposed the statement. In his own words, Fisher's opposition is based on "one fundamental objection to the Statement", which "destroys the very spirit of the whole document." He believes that human groups differ profoundly "in their innate capacity for intellectual and emotional development" and concludes from this that the "practical international problem is that of learning to share the resources of this planet amicably with persons of materially different nature, and that this problem is being obscured by entirely well-intentioned efforts to minimize the real differences that exist."[117][118][119]"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ronald_Fisher

>>17000420
Not my point, but yeah the statisticans were all into eugenics at that time.

I'm mostly concerned with a 20yo/30yo making an entire field.

>>17000420
Its rare to find someone as humble as Fisher. Recognizing the innate maximal superiority of the yellow Orientals, and the relative negrodom of your own pale europoidal race in relation, is a rare thing.