The discussion centers on the claim that blondes may become extinct due to the recessive nature of the blonde trait. It is established that while the blonde gene may decline in frequency, especially in populations mixing with others, it will not reach zero. The trait has historically been selected for in certain populations, particularly in Northern and temperate regions, suggesting that it will remain stable unless actively selected against. Thus, the extinction of blondes is not a definitive outcome.
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