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Why it is reasonable to label Nathan Cofnas’ race realism as pseudoscientific
Pieter Beck
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25th September 2026
"Race realist" Nathan Cofnas claims his "hereditarianist" viewpoint is scientifically accurate - by citing pseudoscientific research and misleading rhetoric.
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