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Raciology is a Russian book translated by Patrick Cloutier. The author, Vladimir Avdeyev is aware of the Standard Social Science Model of the West in that there is no such thing as race and all cultures are equal, with the exception of those primitive peoples who are knighted as the "Nobel Savage." Avdeyev ain't buyin' it. Through almost 400 pages he notes measured differences in races including but not limited to ear wax, birth marks, teeth, breasts, hand structure, finger prints, nasal openings, facial muscles, hair, heat exchange, digestive organs, puberty, kidneys, spleen, odor, eyes, leg structure, soles of the feet, genitals, trunk relative to extremities, and lower jaw. This in addition to intelligence.
Avdeyev backs his conclusions with graphs and some amazing photos. By the way the photos themselves are worth the price of the book. One small criticism is that many of the graphs, maps, and footnotes are left in the original Russian.
Now, current American anthropologists and sociologists claim that race is an artificial construct recently invented. Avdeyev notes that the first popularization of the term "race" came in 1672 from a French researcher Francois Bernier. Since then the author refers to dozens of researchers who have studied race and found dozens of differences in the various races, stuff that's hard to disprove as he notes and gives photos of tools used to measure physical features.
Later Avdeyev notes the correlation between race and culture and notes that Aryans (he includes Northern Russians) were once more widespread than at present and were responsible for most cultural and materialistic human progress. The author as other truth-telling researchers notes the decline in both area controlled by and number of true Aryans. I think the unstated conclusion is obvious to all of us just by looking at the changes in populations in Europe, North America, and Australia. He does note the retreat of whites from Zimbabwe and South Africa. How are those places doing today?
The last part of the book deals with the perception of time. This is a difficult read, but I think the point is the development of the prefrontal cortex in Aryans gives a different world view and gets people away from living for the moment and understanding that actions can have long term consequences. One view of time leads to stagnation and the other leads to cultural and materialistic progress.
Buy the book. In places it is a tough read and in other places easy and fascinating. And finally the pictures. If nothing else get the book for the photos especially those from pages 206 through 213. I dare anyone to argue that there is no difference in the races after studying these pictures. Compare them to the second photo on the back cover.
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