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Blondes 'to die out in 200 years' (Conclusions (Ethical issues.…

- - - - 1st. A study by experts in Germany
        2nd. Jonathan Rees, Professor of dermatology at the University of Edinburgh.
        
        Validity of the sources
        
        1st. source is vague and not supported, extended or referenced further on in the article although it is the source that is stated to be the reference to give the information in this article out in the first place.
        Not valid
        
        2nd. source is more specific, traceable, and its statements are more specific and reflect a better sense of trustworthiness, whether this source was real or made up, it has on a first, simple view, more reliable and logically supported arguments.
        It also acts as a counterpart to the main statement and reflects more validity
- - - - -'People with blonde hair are endangered species and will become extinct.'
        -The name of the article is rather sensationalist over informative.
        -The research that the article is based on is not cited, there is no information about where it came from or where to find it, and therefore no way to ensure the information is certain or at least there are strong leads to believe the statement besides: 'A study by experts in Germany'
    - - -Researchers predict the last natural blonde will be born in Finland
        -Finland is the country with the highest proportion of blondes.
        -Researchers believe that dyed blonde hair women are more attractive to men, leading that to choose them as partners over natural blonde population, leading them to decrease.
        -Professor Jonathan Rees said it was unlikely blondes would die out completely