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originally posted by: rickymouse
We became white because the colors didn't like us.
Well, I made a stab at it anyway.
I don't buy into us being white because of living in caves either. They make up some stuff.
originally posted by: Blackmarketeer
a reply to: coomba98
actually fur and hair are chemically the same. Most people make the difference between themselves and their pets.
But their is no difference chemically speaking. We humans say its different to separate ourselves from animals.
However like most or all humans were totally wrapped up in our own self proclaimed superiority.
No argument there, we just use the term "hair" as opposed to "fur," although we don't sport an undercoat as fur does. Fun fact, humans have as many hair follicles as Chimpanzees, just not the same thickness of hair - barring the occasional specimen of southern European...
originally posted by: coomba98
peter vlar,
My definition of the white man is someone with natural white skin, doesnt really need to have blonde hair but the skin factor. For example the Persians, they naturally have olive skin, White man has naturally white skin.
Also when thinking of specific races within the human race bone structure also comes into play. An anthropologist could pick up a skull and say which race it belongs to all from the bond structure.
Your quote: 'And you're neglecting the people, the artisans, poets, scribes, musicians and aristocrats of those lands who were brought back by Darius.'
This is pretty normal for invading armies. But again when thinking of a Persian you picture olive skin and dark hair.
Although this is a very loose example, if I say picture a Arab, what would you picture? Olive Skin with black hair.
This also includes facial bone structure.
There has to be a place where a group of people or civilisation evolved to have white skin. Such randomness of white people within a culture does not make sense. Thats not narrow minded, that logic.
How would peer reviewed data on the genetic sequencing show they had the same amount of hair? We barely understand genetic sequencing. I agree it would be nothing more than educated guess based on genomic similarity. But the complexity of DNA and genetic sequencing is beyond us at the moment.
We have barely scratched the surface, and when we come to subjects like this, like physics we keep learning whilst throwing away what has been proven wrong.
At most DNA and genetic sequencing is mostly an educated guess at this time in our history.
I conceed to the Otzi thing. No point arguing that.
White is white, olive skinned is olive skinned. Am I missing something here?
'can anyone guess which race within the human race cannot grow facial hair?'
Now days yes they all can, but before the interbreeding one race could not grow facial hair.
The Amercian Indians.
Show me a picture of an ancient american indian that has facial hair. Not current due to interbreeding.
Also I dont know everything or even close to it. I can be wrong alot of the time I just need reasonable clarity to change my mind.
So let that sink in. Its peer reviewed and though Egyptologists and the government of Egypt tried to hide this fact....it is absolutely true and verified. An international team published the findings after they were tasked with analysing Tuts genetic makeup. They practically had to leave the country in hiding because they had a gag order placed on them. They published it anyways and it is now impossible to deny.
King Tut, who was a descendant of the FOUNDING dynasties of Egypt, was a descendant of proto Europeans.
We have NO IDEA how this can be....
Pusch's team used snippets of Y-chromosome DNA to link Tut to his closest relatives, identifying his mom and dad. But they didn't publish the full genetic data that would allow genomics companies like iGENEA to link modern people to the Tutankhamen lineage. According to Scholz, that crucial data is what appeared on the Discovery Channel
www.livescience.com...
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Dio Chrysostom's discourse on beauty emphasized
(21.16£) the subj ectivi ty of classical narcissistic criteria and raised
the question whether there was not a foreign type of beauty
just as there was a Hellenic type. Sextus Empiricus (Math. 11.43)
noted that men differed in definitions of beauty: Ethiopians
preferred the blackest and most flat-nosed; Persians, the
whitest and most hooked-nosed; and others considered those
intermediate in features the most beautiful. Others, like
Philodemus (A nth. Pal. 5.121) and Martial (1.115.4f), rejecting
the prevailing norm image, did not hesitate to extol the beauty
of blackness.
And there were still others who rejected prevailing
file:///C:/Users/Allen/Downloads/3801-15551-1-PB%20(3).pdf
The authors have used an online community approach, and tools that were readily available via the Internet, to discover genealogically and therefore phylogenetically relevant Y-chromosome polymorphisms within core haplogroup R1b1a2-L11/S127 (rs9786076). Presented here is the analysis of 135 unrelated L11 derived samples from the 1000 Genomes Project. We were able to discover new variants and build a much more complex phylogenetic relationship for L11 sub-clades. Many of the variants were further validated using PCR amplification and Sanger sequencing. The identification of these new variants will help further the understanding of population history including patrilineal migrations in Western and Central Europe where R1b1a2 is the most frequent haplogroup.
By analysing the 1000 Genomes Project Phase 1 data set of 1,197 individuals, we identified 135 samples bearing the L11 SNP. Excluding Finland, which has a low L11 frequency, approximately 50% of the remaining datasets comprising European populations CEU (CEPH Utah residents with Northern and Western European ancestry), GBR (British in England and Scotland), IBS (Iberian populations in Spain) and TSI (Tuscans in Italy) were derived at L11 [8]. An additional source of L11 derived datasets came from Latin American populations MXL (Mexican Ancestry in Los Angeles, California), PUR (Puerto Rican in Puerto Rico) and CML (Colombian in Medellin, Colombia) and to a minor extent, the ASW (African Ancestry in Southwest US) population. L11 is divided into two major sub-clades: S116 and U106. A large majority of L11 samples belong to subclade S116 (109 out of 135 or 81%). Using SAMtools and filtering methodology described in the methods section, we identified more than 200 putative non-singleton novel genetic variants in the 135 R1b1a2-L11 samples.
Genetic approaches offer unique possibilities to resolve longstanding historical and archaeological dilemmas. Analysis of subclades defined by the new genetic markers reported here could help resolve some of these. As marker L21 has its highest frequencies in areas where insular Celtic languages once dominated, and some areas where they are still spoken today, there is no doubt that understanding it subclades will be instrumental in any debate regarding Celtic origins
originally posted by: WP4YT
originally posted by: VoidHawk
Actualy we used to be black but all the monsanto food caused our skin to bleach.
Makes sense, apes have black skin.
So whites evolved more.
Before this gets turned into a race war, bear in mind evolution does not always mean better... just different.
originally posted by: CirqueDeTruth
The first time I ever experienced racism was from someone from this site telling me just that.
White people don't even belong on this planet, and that the native people people of Earth would be justified in killing us all.
It seems to be a popular theory.
CdT
originally posted by: johnwick
originally posted by: rickymouse
We became white because the colors didn't like us.
Well, I made a stab at it anyway.
I don't buy into us being white because of living in caves either. They make up some stuff.
Scientifically, it seems obvious to me.
Peoples of Europe had wear cloths to stay warm when outside and stay inside because if the bad weather.
So we have cloths blocking sunlight from the skin, I doors blocking sun from the skin, and clouds blocking sun from the skin.
Hence less pigment, there was no need.
Nature wastes nothing, if it is being used, it will be reduced.
Why waste valuable energy and resources on something you don't need?
originally posted by: tadaman
a reply to: Spider879
Yeah, so like I said,
King tut was a descendant of proto Europeans.
haplogroup R1b1a2 is present in less than 1% of Africa. I dont care what they say in a mad scramble. haplogroup R1b1a2 is not found in south Africa....Even if it was all based on a snippet showing this....its a damned important snippet.