@T69014794 No, stating a statistical fact about allele frequencies is not "generalizing individuals." You are denying the basic definition of statistics and population genetics.
@T69014794 I am simply stating objective facts about the body odor tendencies of Southeast Asian people. There is no negative interpretation intended in what I said.
@T69014794 In most Southeast Asian indigenous populations, allele G is predominant, and under my definition, these indigenous peoples are classified as Southern groups.
@T69014794 Of course. That’s why Allele G frequency is relatively low in central/northern Thailand and Vietnam, where Chinese influence is strong. Southeast Asia has big regional differences, but low rates are mostly only in areas with large ethnic Chinese populations.
@T69014794 Even if you have East Asian ancestors, Allele G is strongly from your Southern ancestors. Japanese have higher levels than continental East Asians due to Jomon influence, but still clearly differ from many Southeast Asians.