Category: Civilization, History, and Anthropology

  • Some of that genome is dominant. 😉 By the time the yamna culture made it to ind

    Some of that genome is dominant. 😉
    By the time the yamna culture made it to india there was almost nothing of europe left in it.
    But non all of this makes no difference.
    you didn’t evolve the culture.
    despite a head start in indus, and despite the aryan invastino, you failed by 100ad just like the middle east.
    China made it to almost 800 before failing.
    Why did we leave you in the dust?
    You’re dragging a low IQ majority population and europeans aren’t.
    So you were overrun repeatedly and continue to be.
    And since you are stuck with that population distributino you are, quite predictably, reverting to hindu fundamentalism and hindu nationalism to maintain political power under pseudodemocdratic system and rule of law.
    Why is modi in india and erdogan in turkey reverring to religion?
    the vast population cannot manage modernithy without an average IQ above 97 in the population.
    We have tried to move industry from china to india and we are pulling out because the people literally can’t do the work – and are so undisciplined they don’t appear to care to.
    Fix the man in the mirror.

    Reply addressees: @skladviip @whatifalthist


    Source date (UTC): 2023-09-13 19:13:13 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1702037736461365248

    Replying to: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1702035705197945152

  • कुछ नहीं। अफ़्रीका से बाहर प्रवासन भारत के समुद्र तट के साथ-साथ उत्तर में पूर्वी

    कुछ नहीं। अफ़्रीका से बाहर प्रवासन भारत के समुद्र तट के साथ-साथ उत्तर में पूर्वी एशिया और दक्षिण में द्वीपों और ऑस्ट्रेलिया तक फैल गया। लेकिन लोग विकसित होते रहे। आश्चर्यजनक रूप से ऑस्ट्रियाई लोगों ने कुछ कारणों से प्रौद्योगिकी का एक बड़ा हिस्सा खो दिया जो हमें समझ में नहीं आया। और कुछ लोगों के बीच स्थानीय फेनोटाइप बहुत मजबूत ढांचे में विकसित हुए, या तो रोग प्रतिरोधक क्षमता या किसी अन्य कठिनाई के कारण, या यहां तक ​​कि यादृच्छिक कारणों से – जिसे ये महिलाएं चित्रित करती हैं।

    Nothing. The out-of-africa migration followed india’s coastline, where some stayed in the region, and others spread both north into east asia and south into the islands and australia. But people kept evolving. Surprisingly austrailians lost a great deal of technology for some reason we don’t understand. And local phenotypes among some people evolved into very hardy frames, either because of disease resistance or some other hardship, or even randome causes – which these women illustrate.

    Reply addressees: @skladviip @whatifalthist


    Source date (UTC): 2023-09-13 18:44:59 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1702030630731517952

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  • Yamna, like southern europeans had ‘swarthier’ skin not darker skin. And cheddar

    Yamna, like southern europeans had ‘swarthier’ skin not darker skin. And cheddar man wasn’t dark either, just swarthier. And so far skeletal reconstruction of Yamnaya sure look european, especially the cheekbones. We are hardier than you are, and you are more gracile than we are.
    The white skin blonde hair combination is from the ancient north eurasians and their west rotation after the east asian expansion. Blue eyes were already present in europe in the copper age.
    Sorry. I know the genetics. You can read the stories all you want.
    Indian cope.
    Not sure why you can’t just look at your history and say ‘we solved one of hte hard problems of politics without the tyranny of the chinese, the warfare of the europeans and arabs, and the horrors of muslim ignorance and superstitoin that keeps them enven today as the most backward people on earth, despite the vast oil weath other civilizations discovere for them and did not (as did the russians) conquer them and just take it. just as we did not conquer them and take their land in the middle ages. Just as we did not conquer them and take their land in the iron age.
    You’re already backsliding into hindu fundamentalism, meanwhile doing porly at resisting muslim conquest yet again. Get your house in order. Stop blaming others. Work together to become a great civilizatino on your merits, not your storytelling.

    Reply addressees: @Openatic


    Source date (UTC): 2023-09-13 18:39:23 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1702029220925382656

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  • Yes, well we have the genetics. Sorry. Y’all got aryan culture but not aryan gen

    Yes, well we have the genetics.
    Sorry. Y’all got aryan culture but not aryan genetics.
    Why? the yamna were largely an admixture of europeans and caucasions (iranics).
    India consists of three waves, the out of africa, the first migation from what’s iran, and the second migratino from what was the steppe. But the eastern steppe, while culturally the same (a group strategy) contained a more iranic admixture.
    You’re largely south eurasian (persian gulf),and we’re largley west eurasian (european). Even our farmers are anatolian not mespotamian east south eurasians (marsh arabs), afro-asiatic (arabs proper), west south eurasians (levantines), or iranics (persian gulf to india to central asia before the turkic migration out of norhtern china.)
    It is correct to say you have PRESERVED the aryan culture more so than the west has. We have merely evolved their institutions and replaced the culture because the west was able to dominate and rule the people preservin those institutinos, while the east (you) were not able to given the huge population of india upon the arrival of the steppe people.
    This is obvious in the difference in uniformity of the west between the hunter-gatherers, anatolian farmers, and steppe herders, in a cline east to west, vs the north south cline of india from 70/30 to 30/70 proportions, and the remaining problem of the difference in natural intelligence of the steppe peoples in the north and the out of africa peoples in the south.

    Reply addressees: @Arian80460 @whatifalthist


    Source date (UTC): 2023-09-13 18:16:55 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1702023568563814400

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  • The irony is that the Yamna – corded ware relationship and the westward and sout

    The irony is that the Yamna – corded ware relationship and the westward and southward expansion, mean this map isn’t that far off. Add the origin region north of the Black Sea to caspian as an opaque overlay and its close. ;). India has everything backward. 😉


    Source date (UTC): 2023-09-13 01:17:27 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1701767011318022448

    Reply addressees: @whatifalthist

    Replying to: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1701653740623667636

  • OK. Visit Appalachia, Mississippi and Alabama, or Baltimore, or Oakland, or Detr

    OK. Visit Appalachia, Mississippi and Alabama, or Baltimore, or Oakland, or Detroit, or vast portions of Los Angeles or the north end of Hartford, or any of hundreds of SH*THOLE cities in the USA. Russia is eleven time zones, with 140M people and an economy the size of Texas, where the maximum profits are extracted by the FSB and the oligarchs (gangsters) appointed to manage them, with a population that has been through perpetual serfdom, the world wars, the soviet catastrophe and collapse, the nineties tragedy, the present crisis, and they have won most wars in their history by throwing vast numbers of peasants and overwhelming by sheer numbers.
    Am I pissed at their absurdity? Sure. Would I rather live with Ukrainians as I have? Absolutely. Is it nearly impossible to buy a company in Russia because of the corruption and double sets of books, yet as easy as the USA to start and build one in Ukraine? Sure. But I consider Russian friends in the US and Russia some of my best friends and most moral people with most realistic expectations of mankind, and some of the most solid marriages and families I know of. Is that everyone in Russia? Absolutely not. Is it the majority? I dunno. I do know that if I am kind and respectful that life there for me and my friends in the financial sector has been exceptional.

    I’m not burning the russian people for the fact that they are traumatized and propagandized by a mafia state that continues the long tradition of russia’s governance as a mafia state.

    There is no reason we cannot ‘fix’ both russia, ukraine, belarus, Moldova, and the entirety of the west. But it’s going to be very difficult with that nitwit putin in the big chair hoping against hope that the west will run out of patience before russia runs out of living bodies, arms, and money. When we also have that equally ridiculous Xi in the big chair in china, trying to preserve their mafia state as well, despite that china’s population is cratering like the end of the dinosaurs.

    I had minor involvement but the US/UA strategy has been from the beginning to exhaust russia, drive them out, and cause ‘reform’. (We are not allowed to use the term regime-change. Even though that’s what we are trying to accomplish.)

    Reply addressees: @CarmelH14822276 @dr_duchesne @SethAbramson


    Source date (UTC): 2023-09-12 05:15:06 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1701464428338720768

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  • RT @ProducerCities: The number of people living in non-metro areas outgrew the u

    RT @ProducerCities: The number of people living in non-metro areas outgrew the urban population for the first time in 3 decades: “There’s a…


    Source date (UTC): 2023-09-12 02:55:08 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1701429207702687780

  • I have always felt safer in Russia, Ukraine and Belarus than I have in much of u

    I have always felt safer in Russia, Ukraine and Belarus than I have in much of urban America.


    Source date (UTC): 2023-09-12 02:39:23 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1701425243196100737

    Reply addressees: @escapetoneptune @Stvrob_63 @dr_duchesne @SethAbramson

    Replying to: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1701425137331953746


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    We can find plenty of sickness and evil here to match every sickness and evil there. They need our rule of law, ,and we need their familial traditionalism, nationalism,

    I’ve lived in Ukraine and adopted it as my ‘home’ and can’t really wait to return. But I understand that this is the dictator putin’s war, and the circle of gangsters he manages the country with using the bribery provided by the resource economy.

    So while I am always and everywhere on the Ukrainian side, it does not mean I cannot find the good in their country as I can in almost any.

    I understand our problems. They are horrific. We are saved only by epigraphy and historical accident. And there is as good a chance we will end rather shortly as there is russia will end. And for very different reasons.

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  • We can find plenty of sickness and evil here to match every sickness and evil th

    We can find plenty of sickness and evil here to match every sickness and evil there. They need our rule of law, ,and we need their familial traditionalism, nationalism,

    I’ve lived in Ukraine and adopted it as my ‘home’ and can’t really wait to return. But I understand that this is the dictator putin’s war, and the circle of gangsters he manages the country with using the bribery provided by the resource economy.

    So while I am always and everywhere on the Ukrainian side, it does not mean I cannot find the good in their country as I can in almost any.

    I understand our problems. They are horrific. We are saved only by epigraphy and historical accident. And there is as good a chance we will end rather shortly as there is russia will end. And for very different reasons.

    Reply addressees: @escapetoneptune @Stvrob_63 @dr_duchesne @SethAbramson


    Source date (UTC): 2023-09-12 02:38:58 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1701425137189302272

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  • No arts and letters are heavily dumbed down and as such it’s more than aging. An

    No arts and letters are heavily dumbed down and as such it’s more than aging. And the data is skewed because of the composition of the demographic pyramid. While the country is possibly at 97 heading to 96, the younger generations and immigrants make up the majority of the decline, while the crash in education quality and crash in adversarialism and competitiveness by women in education combined with drop in core competencies, and the asymmetry in work force vacancies makes this all painfully obvious. There are enough of us left to fix it but we need the institutions to survive long enough for us to fix them – or we lose the levers to do so. And fixing them will be painful because of the credentialists, unless redistributed to the governments of the states, will fight every necessary change because they’re fighting for their perceived survival.

    Reply addressees: @whatifalthist


    Source date (UTC): 2023-09-12 02:05:31 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1701416719015727104

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