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Re:Ancient DNA Is Rewriting Human and Neanderthal History by mc32 on Thursday March 15, 2018 @11:50PM (#16598481)
I think there is a difference in denial --which I don't propose and overtly and outright saying I'm proud to be "...". Be comfortable with being "..." accept being "..." and not wishing to be anything else.

I hope people feel their heritage is "cool" but I'd rather not have people feel their heritage or a different heritage is "better".

On the other hand, I feel that there are some societies that indeed contributed more to civilization than others. I don't think that's deniable. But I mean as a person one should not feel "better" or "worse" than any other person because of heritage.

Re:Ancient DNA Is Rewriting Human and Neanderthal History by creep on Friday March 16, 2018 @01:47PM (#16602484)
I don't think we can say which societies contribute more or less. That's based on the metric of what they are contributing, but overall that discussion is too complex to definitively say who contributes more.

As for feeling "better" I agree with you, only that pride is not necessarily a feeling of superiority. In most cases it is an acknowledgement of something related to the individual that he or she feels is inherently good. Not everyone associates good with better.