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The argument for Hereditarianism which people rate to be the most effective and which convinces most people is not technically the best, most comprehensive one. It is a rather simple question:
Given that different people evolved in different places with different climates, different diseases, different challenges, different plants & wildlife, etc,  what is the chance that evolution stopped at the neck?
What is the chance that there happens to be zero difference in parts of the genome related to cognition despite ~40% of the genome influencing cognition? What is the chance that all the different people groups of the world evolved to have the exact same amount of all the different intelligences despite the population differences in Neanderthal ancestry which has associations with skull shape