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Almost all Neandertal specimen have this wearing away of the front teeth. It's not strange that they were using their teeth as tools but the ubiquity of this one type of wear pattern makes me wonder what exactly they were all doing
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Maybe they held hides in their mouth in order to tan them? Maybe they used their teeth to prepare wood tools? Did they use their teeth on animal bones to get at marrow?
This is a behavior that was universally and uniquely Neandertal which we might never know...
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Even juvenile specimen have the wear pattern, it's consistent across thousands of miles, and it isn't present in any other species. So it seems to be one specific and unique behavior that all Neandertal populations frequently used their teeth for which started in childhood
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@MungoManic
It seems men have more wear on their upper teeth and women have more on their lower teeth
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I once had a medical anthropology professor show a picture like this and say “Health is relative. This tribe elongates their babies heads. That doesn’t make them objectively unhealthy in any way -who knows- maybe it even makes them smarter”
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In a just world he'd be sent to Club Tropical Excellent not to prison
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The only time Nietzsche’s genome was sequenced the data was lost in a freak server accident… what are they hiding? Makes me shudder to think about…
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Watching nature documentaries at work. Was APPALLED to find out my coworkers root for the antelopes over the lions
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Left Nietzscheans love to say this because they can’t provide a single piece of literary evidence for their claims. When faced with quote after quote of Nietzsche’s obvious disdain and mockery for their beliefs the best they can do is tell you to be “morally serious”
The best part about self-styled “Left Nietzcheans” is that they actually do the reading and treat it with subtlety and moral seriousness instead of cherry-picking bombastic aphorisms and practicing the genuinely fascist hermeneutic of literalizing everything.
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Neandertals have a distinct suite of characteristics that is usually thought of as "cold-adapted"
But a more accurate hypothesis seems to be that they were a "mountain people"
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Only Germans can critique Germans if anyone else does it it sounds like cope
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The referenced quote was taken from a letter Nietzsche wrote to Georg Brandes on January 4, 1889: "After you discovered me, it was no great feat to find me. The problem now is how to lose me."
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Just had a dream that my gf and I had a threesome with bimbo ubermensch while Hanania watched
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τὸ ἀντίξουν συμφέρον καὶ ἐκ τῶν διαφερόντων καλλίστην ἁρμονίαν καὶ πάντα κατ' ἔριν γίνεσθαι
What opposes unites, and the finest attunement stems from things bearing in opposite directions, and all things come about by strife.
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@wes_standridge
@israel_remnant
@SensitiveMan88
Idk about them but why is your brother supporting a kid that isn't his
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One of them asked why the camera crew doesn’t INTERVENE when a lion attacks a herd
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This is actually one of the most common Indo European folk tales present from Scandinavia to India. Not uniquely American just uniquely Aryan.
Devil Went Down to Georgia is fascinating to me because it’s so American. In any other culture it would be a cautionary tale of hubris and fooling with the demonic. But in America, Johnny actually is just better than the Devil. It’s so American
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Vitamin A toxicity in a 1.7 mya Homo erectus femur. Likely from eating carnivore liver
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Traditional stories contain a lot of truth; people in them act how people in real life act. Now stories are made up by people who don’t understand human nature or try to subvert it
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Contrary to popular belief the Irish are not genetically Celts but something much… older…
UNPOPULAR OPINION:
The IRISH are doing the manly thing and REVOLTING because their average IQ is LOWER than the rest of occupied Europe.
Primitive, raw, low-brow, brutal manliness can be a GOOD thing.
Fáilte go hÉirinn!
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It seems that the uniqueness of Neandertal legs, feet, spines, and even noses were adapted to altitude and not temperature. Envisioning Neandertals as a mountain people gives you a much more accurate picture than any other story you will hear
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The American Anthropological Association just cancelled a seminar on biological sex because it ran contrary to “settled science” … but didn’t cancel a session which considers the existence of GHOSTS
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Did human cells enslave mitochondria… or was it the other way around? Their DNA is not human and is not contained in your chromosomes… Can they be considered a parasite? Is peating their final victory? These are questions that need to be asked…
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You often learn in Anthropology classes about the "paradox" between Australopithecus afarensis' undeniably huge sexual dimorphism in body size, and their lack of sexual dimorphism in canine teeth
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On my way to buy Gobineau
Hey, kids! It's your old buddy Steve King telling you that if they ban a book in your school, haul your ass to the nearest bookstore or library ASAP and find out what they don't want you to read.
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Coworker told me people from rice-eating cultures live the longest. I told her eunuchs live even longer
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I never got the privacy concerns about genetic testing. My genetic code should be published more than the Bible. It should be stored in a nuclear-safe vault in Norway. It should be pre installed in every hard drive. Children should have to memorize it in school
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Neandertals also have strangely straight spines. Unfortunately very little research has been done on the implications of this, but it seems to have obvious structural and stability benefits. Especially when needing to keep your balance while carrying things up a mountain
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@bronzeagemantis
Heard gril yesterday say she “get ick” from male bonding. She ask “what do men have to bond over? Oppressing women?” Hehe… yes
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Ability to differentiate between morality and social convention:
1. UPENN students (>80% white at the time)
2. Upper class (white) Americans
3. Upper class Brazilians (Porto Alegre is white)
4. Lower class Philadelphians (black)
5. Lower class Brazilians (Recife is black)
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The true Jewish question: is the benefit of verbal intelligence strong enough to justify the communist tendencies you might also inherit? Do we assimilate the Jews? To bleach or not to bleach?
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@bertrandbookwrm
@Alkibiades_
For the referenced passage from Genealogy of Morals try Clark and Swensen. Horstmann and Norman for Beyond Good and Evil. Commons or Parkes for Zarathustra. Ludovici for everything else
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If you consider all of the natural laws inherent to biology you can see how totally random mutations can cause species to “flow” into preconfigured niches
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You think Christianity was the first slave revolt? This goes back farther than you could imagine…
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Neandetals certainly lived in colder environments than early humans, but they went extinct during a glacial maximum. How did we outcompete them in their own freezing environment?
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@KhalkeionGenos
I think that if you can’t imagine how that could evolve from incremental steps you are just lacking imagination
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There seems to be two evolutionary lineages that had brain reorganization seen through changes in shape (forehead) and size (cranial capacity, measured in cc). Their relationship is unclear but they are most easily classified by square and round dental arcades
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Works like a charm. They don’t have to actually justify any claim, they just say whatever bs they want and tell you that you just didn’t read him “properly”
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Of course there is! It makes Neandertals better at calf raises (and going up mountains)
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Parasite found in cat feces which increases T in humans and makes wolves "46 more likely to become pack leaders"
Stop tanning your balls and start eating cat shit
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But one study showed that bovids who live in mountainous environments have shorter lower legs than their counterparts in flat environments- regardless of temperature
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Running exerts 7x more force on your bones than walking so bone/joint size can be a good indicator of speed. But another clue has to do with how far out the hip bone (ilia) are flared
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But something else was going on at this time...
A clear increase in BIPEDALITY
Maybe we were just no longer fighting with our teeth!
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Apparently America’s universalist culture had little impact on the “lower class” (read: black)
Major support for BAP’s point that most races are unable to differentiate between nature and convention
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“No I can’t point to any part of the text that agrees with me but that’s just because… because he was too subtle! Clearly he can’t meant what he said here because that would make him evil”
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There is some truth to Neandertals being "cave men." They are almost always found in rock shelters. Of course they needed protection from the cold, but many of their traits seem to be more related to altitude at second glance
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Animals in the wild fight with strict rules and “with padding” (ie not to the death)
Resembles an athletic contest more than a bar fight… read Homer’s contest…
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Paranthropus boisei had a heart shaped foramen magnum (where the spine attaches to the skull). No other species has this and I can not think of any reason why this would exist
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I sneak gelatin into food like a suburban mom sneaking spinach into brownies
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Darwinism does not need a teleology or cosmology other than itself: life exists because it was the best thing at existing
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However a study on human populations showed that Tibetans have large nasal capacities for their climate- and they suggested this is due to the high altitude, hypoxic environment
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The ~2% admixture we have from Neandertals (who were on the very verge of genetic incompatibility) only proves that out of the multiple known migrations out of Africa, 98% of our DNA comes from the last one (>60kya) instead of 100%
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People in movies do not act like people in real life, but the movie goer watches them and thinks that is how people would behave in these situations. For instance nerd getting the girl by being himself, etc
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But it is extremely hard to just make up a story which is true to life, which is why it’s so important for kids to hear myths, folklore, legends, and other lindy stories and to base their worldview on them instead of Hollywood
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We can't know about afareniss, but modern humans have huge levels of sexual dimorphism in muscles relating to hand-to-hand combat
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@iosif_lazaridis
By “native Italians of the Roman Republic” we mean those who founded it! And who brought the language, and culture of Italy up until present day
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Apparently pubic lice genetically diverged (from gorilla lice- idk what ancient humans were doing...) about 3.3 MYA which means that humans must've lost their body hair before then
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@blairwaldorfyan
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Wtf is this yenta doing taking the name of The WASP Queen herself you aren’t an heiress to anything but a deli and a few bottles of Manischewitz
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Wine drunk 2 am riding in taxi through Rome listening to careless whispers, gril asleep on shoulder
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Various cold-adapted theories have been suggested for Neandertal's wide noses (which is a trait usually found in hot, dry climates), but nothing seems to work
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@CityBureaucrat
You skim the fat off in order to mix it with flour to make a roux before adding the rest of the drippings back in
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There is a lot of seasonality in births throughout the world but they don't seem to fit any clear pattern. The common explanation of people "coupling" in the cold months doesn't fit outside the US
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The funniest part of people like Varg or Sepehr- who claims he "fought against Out of Africa his entire academic career" (community college BA)- is that the primary opponents of OOA pre-2010 were women and hippies who were trying to apply "one race: the human race" to Neandertals
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It can be assumed we were using stick "spears" and rocks consistently, like chimps
And we also start making our own stone tools in the later portion of this time period (3.3 mya)
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Ancient Germans stripped women of their sexual power by denying their passions. Ancient Greeks did the same by directing their passions towards Kouroi
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@sixers2772
Yes one estimate by Richard Lee shows the !Kung get 58% of their calories from all seeds/nuts
The San (Gwi) actually get zero- as does every other hunter gatherer group ever measured (Kaplan et al, 2000)
But Richard Lee was a HACK
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@ourprimalhealth
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Stoners were not a part of the “cool circle” in high school lmao
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@hugboxerr
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@NeoBactrian
Yes that was a hilarious tweet from BAP thanks for sharing
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@faustianpeatler
Never did I think I’d have to use this argument against one of our own but…
The curve of fetal mortality shown below is VERY well established. The apparent higher mortality in <20 is likely NOT due to egg quality, but in older women it is demonstrably so! (table in 2nd pic)
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@CVitalist
If you think “kitten comforts sad owner” is a truer representation of animal life than “lion mauls gazelle out of pure instinct” then you are basically a communist
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Neandertals have noticeably short lower legs (tibia compared to femur), which has been traditionally explained by Allen's rule: longer limbs get cold more quickly
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Despite many scientists lauding the superiority of human locomotion, this same study showed that the advantages we would have had over Neandertals disappear and probably even reverse as soon as you just use sloped terrain in your model
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@judea_lives
Lactase persistence is a mutation- from a cytosine to a thymine at position 135851076 on the second chromosome
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τὰ ὄντα ἰέναι τε πάντα καὶ μένειν οὐδέν
All entities move and nothing remains still
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This is so fucking funny- Brazilian thinks because he is part Italian he could learn a language and suddenly become Afrikaner
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The dimensions are natural laws INHERENT to the universe but the method at attaining these preconfigured states is RANDOM. This is how Darwinism works
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Just had a premonition that Heraclitus’s On Nature would be found within our lifetime
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Hare Krishna Hare Krishna
Krishna Krishna Hare Hare
Hare Hitler Hare Hitler
Hitler Hitler Hare Hare
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