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@REDSEASHAWTY
Comes from scarcity mindset. Poor people who had nothing growing up now have access to stuff and accumulate it
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@BiruniKhorasan
To be honest, ‘Anti-Indian hatred’ is largely Anti-South Asian hatred. Indians and Pakistanis are lumped the same
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@amit6060
@jeremysmiles
This is a joke. The image on the right was recreated by a REAL artist
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@BiruniKhorasan
Maybe. To the typical American, Indians and Pakistanis are the same. Maybe not to a Brit.
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@AJEnglish
Disgusting. Dalai Lama has proven himself another gross pervert in the guise of a devout cleric
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@ASX1500
120k income with $1 million equity in your Sydney house is VERY different to 120k and spending 1/2 of your post tax income renting a Sydney Townhouse
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@theworldindex
Those are top 10 are good if you are a millionaire. Honestly, most of these listed cities will lower your quality of life if you are making under 200k annually.
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@HikmaDiscourse
The Shia, who based their Fiqh largely on the practices of their Imams who lived in Medina, also pray with their hands to their side. Ibadiyya also pray with their hands on their sides. Sadl is likely the original practice.
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@TheKouk
And yet most people were able to own a house or two, send their kids through Uni all while on a single income…
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@DermanSina
Quite Arabian. Narrow face, thin lips, Copper skin... Good adaptions for the Desert. Though I agree, he looks like he had some recent Zanzibari admixture
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@aryaismm
I mean, you've basically just bad mouthed the authors while providing no meaningful criticism of their work. Looks like an emotional reaction to a piece of genuine anthropology which goes against your views.
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NZ’s unaffordable housing is possibly the most criminal on Earth. No surprises almost a quarter of Kiwis live abroad
Choosing dirt, tax-free capital gains and low debt over new homes for kids on The Kākā by Bernard Hickey
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@PeterBrownPhD
@PeterBrownPhD
Notice the slight increase in GDP around 2005 when Madagascar, the kids film was released, and then the drop around 2008 when Madagascar 2 was announced.
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@parrapower2022
@_mumbling_me
Damn that's a good price. 550k for a 2 bedroom apartment, 30min by train to the CBD, close to dirt-cheap ethnic food. I can see the appeal to some.
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@DeepakInsights
They were genocided by the Nationalist Turks. The remaining Armenians emigrated to Glendale
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@cmkusher
Immigration cuts are an excellent step to rebut the radical globalist agenda that is destroying society.
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@Itsme59261985
Emerald is a coal mining town in the middle of nowhere. I'm surprised that house hasn't lost most of it's value
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@BradtheCurator
It’s not about becoming a palaeontologist, that’s the easy part. It’s finding work as a palaeontologist that’s hard and all people need to be made aware
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@nrken19
More evidence of the Elamo-Dravidian theory! That said, would early Dravidians have most likely resembled modern Baloch and Brahui than modern South Indians, who are heavily admixed with Indigenous Indians
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@whyvert
The only thing I get is low stanine score (stanine 1) men have fewer kids, probably because they suffer from intellectual difficulties preventing them from finding a partner. Correlation seems very weak after stanine 2.
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“Persian men allied with and married into local trading families and adopted local customs to enable them to be more successful traders”
DNA Study: Medieval Iranian Merchants account for Half of the Ancestry of Swahili People of East African Coast
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@Yo_u_sef
The ability to digest Lactose in East Africa, Iraq and Iran is the result of Arabian migration to those regions. This also shows how genetically homogenous Arabia has been.
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@AvidCommentator
The goal is to reduce the average income and increase unemployment to give companies more clout to exploit workers.
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@cjoye
Weren't people saying the same thing in 2020 during the COVID recession, but what ended up happening is the greatest rise in asset prices in recent history
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@asherspira
What's the long term plan with all these international students? Young, inexperienced 'professionals' are a usually burden on companies, so most will have to work in unskilled jobs. Plan is probably to take their tuition money, bloat Uni VC salaries and prop up the housing market
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@KhanKuchek
@Peter_Nimitz
@MazMHussain
I've heard that Twelverism was historically always based in Jabal Amel area and parts of Southern Iraq. Persian society was largely Sunni and, although dwindling, Ismaili
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@BDSixsmith
Lots of White folks enjoy being asked that. Many are Scots-Irish, Irish, English, German, Polish etc and often have a very unique histories
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@DrCameronMurray
@GrattanInst
What’s more concerning is you need a household income in the top 10% to afford a typical mortgage in a capital city
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@AvidCommentator
Australia is pretty much USA but with lower salaries and higher housing costs
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@razibkhan
Yep, quite commonly one is a JD or MD. Most successful life sciences academics have an MD spouse
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@BiruniKhorasan
@TajikUnity
Absolutely amazed when I first read about them. Their culture and language needs to be preserved
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@MomodouTaal
He’s simply looking out for his own national interest. An all out global war with Nuclear Iran won’t bode well for weak Jordan.
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@dr_blatnoyd
@mattyglesias
Correct- generally speaking it is low skilled workers making the lowest wages
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This is an interesting take. Islamic conquest of Persia was led by disgruntled Iranian Elites (Spahbudan of Isfahan/Daylam/Khorasan) who were anti-Sassanid. The Abbasid Empire was administered by Persian bureaucrats (E.g Barmakids). Persians also created Sunnism (Ghazali)
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@ArainGang
So basically Pakistani Americans did well because they descend from Indians who performed administrative duties for the British
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I don't like these comparisons. Firstly, who even studies philosophy now? Secondly, Chris is probably at his salary peak right now, after his chronic work related injuries, his salary is only going to get lower, meanwhile Adam has a good chance of getting a WFH HR/IT/Finance job
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@PhilipSoos
To be fair, I don’t really thing young renters drunk the immigration kool -aid, that was the business lobby
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@cjoye
low wage growth + increased unemployment + more immigration = rate cuts and high house prices. Hooray for the bulls!
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@KosSamaras
Disagree. Free Public Transport will also benefit the children of working class families in the Outer Suburbs as more go to uni and professional jobs
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@theworldindex
Interesting. The poorer the country, the more time they spend with parents..... Very fascinating
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@archeohistories
Ah, so that's why Santa Claus stopped giving me presents. He got trapped in Iran
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@archeohistories
This is old ‘news’. Also why is there no significant Genetic evidence for widespread European admixture in the North African population if Barbary slavery was so extensive?
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@AvidCommentator
To be honest, seems like a good move. Perhaps this could be the first step to more 'affordable' housing as borrowing power will drop.
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@DermanSina
Not 'Adam'... The general range in the few centuries post-Islam was mostly Asmar-Adam. Shadid al Udma definitely existed but to say it was 'the most common cited skin colours' is wrong and I'd like to see your source for this.
'The phenotype is a whole different story' - explain
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