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Anonymous Coward User ID: 7987951 United States 08/19/2013 04:46 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | China admitted its Black origins both genetically and culturally a few years ago. Quoting: The people of South Asia and Oceania are clearly Black people. They migrated into the Americas on foot. The "Blacks" of China are Australoid and are literally the farthest separated from the Congoid (genetically). A black car and a black boat aren't the same mode of transportation. Caucasians from the Caucasus come in some extremely dark tones as well, we can just call them Melanin enriched to you don't feel bad. Quoting: Humans are a production genetic mutations, so at some point a change in skin pigmentation occurred in European Caucasoid and Japanese, Chinese, etc. Mongoloids. Is this guy serious or is he a troll trying to be disruptive? he's a troll |
House Of Wayne User ID: 39924906 United States 08/19/2013 04:48 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | First, all humans are equally evolved. "whites" are not a Quoting: Anonymous Coward 40312198 species unto themselves; they are simply a breed of human. You premise is grossly flawed for these two reasons. You would not say one breed of dog is more evolved than another. Or that a particular breed of dog is more evolved than a wolf. This would be ridiculous of course. That being said it is a well understood fact that bred animals tend toward genetic disease and problems with temperament to which mutts are not as susceptible. Genetic diversity as well as cultural diversity leads to healthy growth and advancement of society. Where you see great strides by human populations in complexity of thought and cultural development you see relatively diverse populations with a great deal of genetic and cultural diversity. Where you see stagnation you tend to see isolated and xenophobic populations. I would argue unequally devolved.... You really think we are getting smarter? Public schools & even private liberal education, tell you silly things like there are 5 vowels in the english language, lmao... So funny they have convoluted most of the important words to the point most have no clue of the true meaning, we are a few generations away until everything is back to signs for everything!!! A word that has too many meanings ceases to have any meaning at all... |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 40312198 United States 08/19/2013 05:02 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I am not sure if we are getting smarter. Various populations are adapting to their circumstances in various ways. Some would say the modern "western" values of technical achievement and scientific are counter to healthful adaptation. Yes we have clean drinking water about in proportion to the amount that is made undrinkable due to pollution. I don't know if all our scientific achievements have made us objectively wiser or more adapted to survival. Maybe, maybe not. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 4991783 United States 08/19/2013 05:07 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | * Afrocentrists argue that all other civilizations of the ancient world were either black or owe their achievements to the theft of African ideas. India and China are, in the Afrocentric model, indebted to black ingenuity. "The early inhabitants of India were black," writes John Jackson. "They have Negroid features, dark skin, and woolly hair. " Indeed, those who built the Mohenjo Daro and Harappa civilizations in India were not Indians at all, he claims, but "Asiatic Ethiopians. " Similarly, the great philosophy and art that emerged in China during the Shang dynasty really derives from black Africans. In They Came Before Columbus, Ivan Van Sertima argues that it was Africans, rather than Columbus, who discovered America. Scrutinizing artifacts of the Olmec civilization of ancient Mexico to find Negro features, Van Sertima argues that Africans using advanced navigational techniques migrated to produce the mathematical and architectural wonders wrongly attributed to the Mayas, Incas, and Aztecs. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 45287052 [link to web.archive.org] But then, after civilizing the greatest world civilizations, they decided to adopt a simian-like primitive existence for themselves. Makes PERFECT sense. Must've happened just that way. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 15057456 United States 08/19/2013 05:13 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | New study done by ACAD, University of Mainz, Germany, and National Geographic show that a massive genetic turnover occurred in Central Europe 4500 years ago. They measured a quantum leap in DNA in 'real time' of dramatic evolution in population changes. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 28993093 Genetic markers were completely replaced over night. Can you say Annunaki offspring? Article here: [link to reinep.wordpress.com] Actual genetic study here: [link to www.nature.com] Rh - explanations O blood type rarity O RH - = majority of the Awake |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 4991783 United States 08/19/2013 05:14 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | First, all humans are equally evolved. "whites" are not a Quoting: Anonymous Coward 40312198 species unto themselves; they are simply a breed of human. You premise is grossly flawed for these two reasons. You would not say one breed of dog is more evolved than another. Or that a particular breed of dog is more evolved than a wolf. This would be ridiculous of course. That being said it is a well understood fact that bred animals tend toward genetic disease and problems with temperament to which mutts are not as susceptible. Genetic diversity as well as cultural diversity leads to healthy growth and advancement of society. Where you see great strides by human populations in complexity of thought and cultural development you see relatively diverse populations with a great deal of genetic and cultural diversity. Where you see stagnation you tend to see isolated and xenophobic populations. Using your breed concept, should one breed beagles with great danes? chows with dalmations? I agree with your breed analogy, but I would use it consistently. Of course one does not breed poodles with German shepherds. One is careful not to breed within close relations of the same breed, but one stays within the breed, or carefully cross-breeds hoping for a desirable-enough outcome that it can become its own breed. Each breed has its strengths. One does not try to train toy poodles to herd sheep. Likewise, some breeds of humans are good at basketball. Others are good at math. If you start giving the basketball players preference for the math jobs, well that's just ridiculous. |
House Of Wayne User ID: 39924906 United States 08/19/2013 05:20 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I am not sure if we are getting smarter. Various populations are adapting to their circumstances in various ways. Some would say the modern "western" values of technical achievement and scientific are counter to healthful adaptation. Yes we have clean drinking water about in proportion to the amount that is made undrinkable due to pollution. I don't know if all our scientific achievements have made us objectively wiser or more adapted to survival. Maybe, maybe not. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 40312198 Everyone sure loves to default to how science is so prevalent and all that but nobody wants to talk about where the scientists living wage comes from & I was always taught follow the $$$. Advancements sure but the illusion is really that we know so much more than we actually do! All these scientist dying too? I agree that it's not exactly black & white but I just love to counter the common perceptions... Challenge thought. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 40312198 United States 08/19/2013 05:22 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I think trying to breed animals for desired characteristics is reckless in dogs and dangerous when thinking in terms of humans. Nature or providence has enabled humans to breed with each other based on a wide range of criteria. Thankfully, usually centered on the concept of love. Not all groups are good at math, but much of this is cultural in basis. Even if it is not, saying a group is only good at basketball is not fair. This group may also be musically gifted or have deep instincts of ethics or any of a number of desirable traits that are not foisted about by people whose motives are suspect. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 45394156 Ireland 08/19/2013 05:23 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I am not sure if we are getting smarter. Various populations are adapting to their circumstances in various ways. Some would say the modern "western" values of technical achievement and scientific are counter to healthful adaptation. Yes we have clean drinking water about in proportion to the amount that is made undrinkable due to pollution. I don't know if all our scientific achievements have made us objectively wiser or more adapted to survival. Maybe, maybe not. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 40312198 Everyone sure loves to default to how science is so prevalent and all that but nobody wants to talk about where the scientists living wage comes from & I was always taught follow the $$$. Advancements sure but the illusion is really that we know so much more than we actually do! All these scientist dying too? I agree that it's not exactly black & white but I just love to counter the common perceptions... Challenge thought. Great post. Spot on. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 45394156 Ireland 08/19/2013 05:24 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I think trying to breed animals for desired characteristics Quoting: Anonymous Coward 40312198 is reckless in dogs and dangerous when thinking in terms of humans. Nature or providence has enabled humans to breed with each other based on a wide range of criteria. Thankfully, usually centered on the concept of love. Not all groups are good at math, but much of this is cultural in basis. Even if it is not, saying a group is only good at basketball is not fair. This group may also be musically gifted or have deep instincts of ethics or any of a number of desirable traits that are not foisted about by people whose motives are suspect. Maybe we could try breeding people with the intelligence to figure out line spacing. |
House Of Wayne User ID: 39924906 United States 08/19/2013 05:32 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I think trying to breed animals for desired characteristics Quoting: Anonymous Coward 40312198 is reckless in dogs and dangerous when thinking in terms of humans. Nature or providence has enabled humans to breed with each other based on a wide range of criteria. Thankfully, usually centered on the concept of love. Not all groups are good at math, but much of this is cultural in basis. Even if it is not, saying a group is only good at basketball is not fair. This group may also be musically gifted or have deep instincts of ethics or any of a number of desirable traits that are not foisted about by people whose motives are suspect. I honestly don't think breeding selective characteristics is wise... Can't say I am a fan of it involuntarily anyway as to be honest the thought has crossed my mind many times what would be best for my posterity. I think humanimals (humans & some animals)can be steered through understanding if the environment is right and/or desire is truly there. Most of what each of us thinks is "normal" was taught to us in some form/fashion. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 4991783 United States 08/19/2013 05:35 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I think trying to breed animals for desired characteristics Quoting: Anonymous Coward 40312198 is reckless in dogs and dangerous when thinking in terms of humans. Nature or providence has enabled humans to breed with each other based on a wide range of criteria. Thankfully, usually centered on the concept of love. Not all groups are good at math, but much of this is cultural in basis. Even if it is not, saying a group is only good at basketball is not fair. This group may also be musically gifted or have deep instincts of ethics or any of a number of desirable traits that are not foisted about by people whose motives are suspect. I did not say that a group is only good at basketball. Do you think the mathematicians' motives are suspect? I think that technically gifted people tend to have way above average ethics, and by the way, to have above average musical gifts as well. Now that you've introduced your breed analogy, obviously to make some statement regarding humans, why do you say here that it's "reckless and dangerous" to apply it to humans? Because I wasn't getting the result you were after? Why didn't you see that coming? I think that to many people, they would have seen it coming a mile away and never introduced the "breed" analogy unless they were willing to see it driven to its logical conclusion. It must be said because you've made my point so easily. My "motives" are just one: to speak the truth. Peace. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 4991783 United States 08/19/2013 05:38 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I think trying to breed animals for desired characteristics Quoting: Anonymous Coward 40312198 is reckless in dogs and dangerous when thinking in terms of humans. Nature or providence has enabled humans to breed with each other based on a wide range of criteria. Thankfully, usually centered on the concept of love. Not all groups are good at math, but much of this is cultural in basis. Even if it is not, saying a group is only good at basketball is not fair. This group may also be musically gifted or have deep instincts of ethics or any of a number of desirable traits that are not foisted about by people whose motives are suspect. I honestly don't think breeding selective characteristics is wise... Can't say I am a fan of it involuntarily anyway as to be honest the thought has crossed my mind many times what would be best for my posterity. I think humanimals (humans & some animals)can be steered through understanding if the environment is right and/or desire is truly there. Most of what each of us thinks is "normal" was taught to us in some form/fashion. I don't think I could have chosen a dumb woman as my wife, no matter how hot her body, because I would know that then my kids could turn out dull. Wise, unwise, I don't care, I didn't want that. I am declining to overthink the problem. If I don't want a particular outcome, I steer away from it. And others can call that whatever they choose to. |
House Of Wayne User ID: 39924906 United States 08/19/2013 05:38 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | New study done by ACAD, University of Mainz, Germany, and National Geographic show that a massive genetic turnover occurred in Central Europe 4500 years ago. They measured a quantum leap in DNA in 'real time' of dramatic evolution in population changes. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 28993093 Genetic markers were completely replaced over night. Can you say Annunaki offspring? Article here: [link to reinep.wordpress.com] Actual genetic study here: [link to www.nature.com] Rh - explanations O blood type rarity O RH - = majority of the Awake Debating what to say about this one.... All that is known is certainly not public. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 4991783 United States 08/19/2013 05:41 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I just wanted to see if AC 558 was insinuating as if AC actually knew something... That is an interesting theory, I think I ran across that on Do Not Watch This A certain sound will create a frequency which will levitate the blocks We can create all those frequencies. We can go from 0 Hz to a million Hz. We could scan thru those frequencies with a speaker to create those sound waves and put a big stone block nearby and see if at some frequency the block starts to levitate or at least becomes lighter (have the block sitting on a scale.) I bet this experiment would not produce a positive result, but I would love to see if it did. |
House Of Wayne User ID: 39924906 United States 08/19/2013 05:42 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I think trying to breed animals for desired characteristics Quoting: Anonymous Coward 40312198 is reckless in dogs and dangerous when thinking in terms of humans. Nature or providence has enabled humans to breed with each other based on a wide range of criteria. Thankfully, usually centered on the concept of love. Not all groups are good at math, but much of this is cultural in basis. Even if it is not, saying a group is only good at basketball is not fair. This group may also be musically gifted or have deep instincts of ethics or any of a number of desirable traits that are not foisted about by people whose motives are suspect. I honestly don't think breeding selective characteristics is wise... Can't say I am a fan of it involuntarily anyway as to be honest the thought has crossed my mind many times what would be best for my posterity. I think humanimals (humans & some animals)can be steered through understanding if the environment is right and/or desire is truly there. Most of what each of us thinks is "normal" was taught to us in some form/fashion. I don't think I could have chosen a dumb woman as my wife, no matter how hot her body, because I would know that then my kids could turn out dull. Wise, unwise, I don't care, I didn't want that. I am declining to overthink the problem. If I don't want a particular outcome, I steer away from it. And others can call that whatever they choose to. Agreed, I stated "involuntary" bc I was referencing eugenics performed by the elites... Im not overthinking it. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 4991783 United States 08/19/2013 05:44 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The issues are complex. I come from a fairly diverse Quoting: Anonymous Coward 40312198 society. I see problems with "race" relations but more often I see interesting combinations of influences and people who overcome their differences to enjoy each others' contributions to the whole. Well it's certainly individual choice. We can each choose a wife or husband according to our (and their) preference, and we then see what sort of children result. We ARE the creators in this, through our free-will decision making. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 4991783 United States 08/19/2013 05:47 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I think trying to breed animals for desired characteristics Quoting: Anonymous Coward 40312198 is reckless in dogs and dangerous when thinking in terms of humans. Nature or providence has enabled humans to breed with each other based on a wide range of criteria. Thankfully, usually centered on the concept of love. Not all groups are good at math, but much of this is cultural in basis. Even if it is not, saying a group is only good at basketball is not fair. This group may also be musically gifted or have deep instincts of ethics or any of a number of desirable traits that are not foisted about by people whose motives are suspect. I honestly don't think breeding selective characteristics is wise... Can't say I am a fan of it involuntarily anyway as to be honest the thought has crossed my mind many times what would be best for my posterity. I think humanimals (humans & some animals)can be steered through understanding if the environment is right and/or desire is truly there. Most of what each of us thinks is "normal" was taught to us in some form/fashion. I don't think I could have chosen a dumb woman as my wife, no matter how hot her body, because I would know that then my kids could turn out dull. Wise, unwise, I don't care, I didn't want that. I am declining to overthink the problem. If I don't want a particular outcome, I steer away from it. And others can call that whatever they choose to. Agreed, I stated "involuntary" bc I was referencing eugenics performed by the elites... Im not overthinking it. The eugenics is pretty weak, and that's THEIR preference which they exert thru whatever "elite" status they have. They can fund Planned Parenthood in black neighborhoods and put fluoride in your drinking water and give you lots of vaccinations including stupid ones like HPV for young girls. And you can avoid the Planned Parenthood and propaganda encouraging gay lifestyle, seek good drinking water and declare religious exemption from vaccination. See, you can beat the elites! |
House Of Wayne User ID: 39924906 United States 08/19/2013 05:47 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I just wanted to see if AC 558 was insinuating as if AC actually knew something... That is an interesting theory, I think I ran across that on Do Not Watch This A certain sound will create a frequency which will levitate the blocks We can create all those frequencies. We can go from 0 Hz to a million Hz. We could scan thru those frequencies with a speaker to create those sound waves and put a big stone block nearby and see if at some frequency the block starts to levitate or at least becomes lighter (have the block sitting on a scale.) I bet this experiment would not produce a positive result, but I would love to see if it did. [link to www.youtube.com] Just a quick example, I am pretty sure it does from other means & sources but I think the limit to said theory is the size of those blocks, not saying could or couldn't just the perceived limitation. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 40312198 United States 08/19/2013 05:52 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Ladies and/or gentlemen, not sure who I am replying to and I am not trying to overthink this either. The motives I find suspect are by those who overgeneralize about "races" with the intent of denigrating those who are different from their narrow group. Not directed at anyone in particular. I have had experience with many different racial groups and I find they all have both brilliant members and morans. To believe anything else shows a lack of experience with these groups in a setting in which individuals can be at their best. |
House Of Wayne User ID: 39924906 United States 08/19/2013 05:57 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Ladies and/or gentlemen, not sure who I am replying to and I am not trying to overthink this either. The motives I find suspect are by those who overgeneralize about "races" with the intent of denigrating those who are different from their narrow group. Not directed at anyone in particular. I have had experience with many different racial groups and I find they all have both brilliant members and morans. To believe anything else shows a lack of experience with these groups in a setting in which individuals can be at their best. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 40312198 Cpl of us are being retarded & going in circles We are all in agreement on that topic I believe. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 40312198 United States 08/19/2013 06:06 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I think there is a great deal of mixing of genes and memes in the area of the roman and ottoman empires that has led to great advancement in these geographical areas. I think machines are better at math than humans. I think intelligence is only one and not the most important trait that I find valuable in humans. Goodness is a quality that is found in varying degrees in all human groups and individuals and it is what I find primarily appealing in them. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 4991783 United States 08/19/2013 06:11 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Ladies and/or gentlemen, not sure who I am replying to and I am not trying to overthink this either. The motives I find suspect are by those who overgeneralize about "races" with the intent of denigrating those who are different from their narrow group. Not directed at anyone in particular. I have had experience with many different racial groups and I find they all have both brilliant members and morans. To believe anything else shows a lack of experience with these groups in a setting in which individuals can be at their best. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 40312198 Or an inability to distinguish what is brilliant and what isn't. I've never seen a brilliant black scientist, and I know what one would look like. And no, Neil Degrasse Tyson isn't. Maybe this whole world just isn't an environment where those brilliant black scientists can be at their best, despite about 50 years of affirmative action. In that case, when they get established on Mars, I'll be watching to see if they do better there. You don't have to suspect my motives, I am straightforward about them. I am willing to describe good and bad features of a group of people. If you call my unfavorable assessments "denigration", then I do that. |