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Re "Genopolitics", it should be a priority for Wikipedia to improve this important article as the field advances. The main faults of the article are that it is too short, and too cautious. The connection is made by for instance Robert Sapolsky in his Stanford lecture, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e0WZx7lUOrY&list=PL848F2368C90DDC3D&index=6, minute 1:26 ff. More generally, all cats are solitary animals, except for lions. That is a political fact about these species, and is clearly genetically conditioned. It is simplistic to say "Republicans are tigers, Democrats are lions", but neither is it entirely false. It is not controversial that politics are conditioned by genes. I recommend that Wikipedia pay special attention to this field, as it progresses as I am sure it will.
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