>>9489010 lb

>Nobody has ever found any constants in human action

That is like saying no two objects are identical because they are not EXACTLY alike. There is plenty of research that shows people behave in patterns or mannerisms and that patterns can be passed between generations without social contact. Just because humans are not machines and can use free to act against inborn instincts does not mean those instincts and traits do not have a very real impact on how a person acts.

The fact we can go against things that we are born with and that our experiences and thoughts can change our genetic makeup is what makes this life so interesting. But to deny how our physical body impacts who we are and what we can and can not do is to ignore at least half the equation.

>>9489556

>No one seeks God.

Then there is no hope. You are admitting that you don't seek God and there is no difference between you and those who do not seek God.

I think the word you where looking for is righteous. And that quote is contradicts the idea that there are righteous men, also from where that was quoted.

>>9489866

No, what I said is you can not predict any specific individual action but for a relatively closely related genetic group the probability of an action occurring given the right input goes way beyond the flip of a coin.

It has nothing to do with dividing by race, it has to do with dealing with the reality of our genetic makeup instead of trying to live in a fantastic world where our bodies have nothing to do with who we are.