Hs Seung-Jin

[Num33Baller]

So what you're saying is:

This guy:
looks like this guy on the right:

looks like this guy:

and this guy:

?????

Is that what you're saying? Furthermore, do any of these guys look like Ha? I don't want to hear about genes or bone structure or any of that. You said, and I quote "ALL ASIANS LOOK LIKE THAT"

If you still think so, get some glasses, and if not, kindly bow out of this one, because as I said above, you sound like a bigot, an idiot, a schmuck, and an inexperienced, stupid child.

They look similar. Obviously, location has to do with it. Someone born in England is not going to look like someone born in Kansas. But they will looks similar.

Also, age has a lot to do with things.

All I said is that asians have similar facial structure, just like whites have similar facial structure, and just like blacks have similar facial structure.

Its a genetic fact. Thats what makes up races, besides skin tone.

[Silas]

i'd say a full blooded chinese man born in kansas wont different than if he were born in London, aside from different hairstyles and weight, but their genes would remain the same...

[Num33Baller]

i'd say a full blooded chinese man born in kansas wont different than if he were born in London, aside from different hairstyles and weight, but their genes would remain the same...

Your environment has a role on how your body developes. Ranging from the amount of sunlight you get to the people you hang out with (seriously) to the amount of sleep you get, your body will develope differently.

However, you will still have the same physical "racial traits" as other members of your race. Of course, if youre mixed, then you might share traits... ie high cheek bones, small nose if you're a Native American / Asian mix.

[Silas]

growing up in the sun or growing up underground will not change your genetic makeup

[Num33Baller]

growing up in the sun or growing up underground will not change your genetic makeup

no it wont, but it will affect what proteins and amino acids are produced in your body, which in turn affect how your body grows.