>>4940975

>>4940832

I wonder if high levels of systemic melanin inhibits adrenochrome oxidation to melanin.

I wonder if in certain races adrenochrome has a prolonged existence when instigated through fight or flight due to this inhibition.

Certainly if true, that would make them more high demand.

As for the question of "why not synthetic adrenochrome?"

I suspect it's because to stabilize adrenochrome it needs to be polymerized with a stabilizing salt (bismuth is the preferred in the aforementioned 3M patent). This no doubt effects purity.

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>>4941338I

A valid retort.

What about the russian fox domestication experiment?

https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/guest-blog/mans-new-best-friend-a-forgotten-russian-experiment-in-fox-domestication/

(first party article hard to find for reasons you can probably guess)

>>4941338

>>4941425

messed up the (you)

A summary of the fox experiment is this:

They selected only the most fearful/timid/calm foxes from each litter which resulted in physiological changes in their coat color, the juvenalization of the litter, and changes to bone structure among other things.

I really hate to extrapolate that on an evolutionary biological basis and apply it to the races so I wont, but the inevitable conclusion is obvious.