Blank Slate hypothesis is now officially refuted, correct?
Different evolutionary paths between races/regions, with impact on mental health and cognitive performance.
Just where did you get that from? Certainly not from the paper.
To be clear: most people who are keen on making such an argument, or who are identifying racial genetic differences as the primary takeaway of studies like this, are doing so to justify racism, either implicitly or explicitly.
But that's a strawman. Racism is wrong, even if there are minor genetic variances across populations (which... seems obvious?) Variance within a population strongly dominates the weak cross-population effects, and personal history (nutrition, education, etc) strongly dominates that.
And that's setting aside the moral implications of judging someone or changing your behavior towards them even if you have somehow measured them to be "less intelligent," as if that was a single axis of worth.
Because, apparently, this needs to be said.
No one in adjacent fields has been seriously engaging tabula rasa speculation from the 17th century for quite some time prior to this paper.
What you think the implications are of that for your present day lived experience, that might be a different conversation.