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1/7 of today's world population is in a consanguineous relationship. Clearly the taboo factor is a cultural one. The article is 4 years old so its likely way over 500M couples now. I'd wager, but can't be bothered to find out, that many cultures don't find it a taboo. Scientifically the risks of 1st
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It is NOT a cultural universal, there used to be times in history where that happened, and quite frequently, there being a limited number of partners available. As time advances knowledge, that taboo became placed, but NOT for any other reason except the larger probability of obtaining double
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Moving unilaterally is generally allowed. I'm not aware of any rules about renaming during a deletion discussion. But since you apparently know of some, please do point them out. Anyway, the parentheses are somewhat immaterial to me. If they are that important to you, I won't object.
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Ahem. "Nearly." Surely, "some areas" can be found that are exceptions to almost any social generalization. The article neither supports nor condemns inbreeding, and does not say that it is taboo to everybody. If you want to place more variety in the article, edit the thing.
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