Comments by "xXxSkyViperxXx" (@xXxSkyViperxXx) on "Asianometry" channel.

  1. why dont places like greenland or snowy places just export the frozen freshwater
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  2. "acquire" is a neutral word. there is no connotation at all to anything besides one having received something in whichever way. Russia did acquire Donbas. It says nothing at all to how it was done.
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  3. the official name of taiwan is republic of china. of course, it is "chinese", just not mainland chinese
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  4. Sudono Salim is Manny Pangilinan's benefactor for Globe
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  5.  @neilmckay8649  administrations always try because the public demands it as an ever urgent concern, but of course when you have the landowners as rulers, they will always try to maintain and hide their exploits to keep themselves in power
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  6. yeah he was trying to pronounce pinyin guomindang literally with the english pronunciation
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  7. of course, they are Han ethnic Chinese = ethnic Han
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  8.  @hesdam4935  of course, who else to know the good news or insider info than filipinos themselves
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  9. basically a bunch of chinese indonesians that moved to south africa?
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  10. Noice!!!
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  11.  @zairatulumierah9436  noah and sons are further back in time before out of sundaland
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  12. ​ @SunnyIlha  the ancestors of Austronesians and Tai-Kra = Austro-Tai originated at the southern mouth of the Yangtze river. they gradually migrated southwards on the southeastern coasts of Fujian in ancient times, till they split off there. those that sailed over to Taiwan were the ancestral Austronesians and those that went further west to Guangdong toward the Pearl River were the ancestral Tai-Kra. the ancient Austronesians stayed in Taiwan/Formosa for centuries and split off there and those that sailed over to the Philippines also settled there for centuries and also later spread to Borneo, Northern Sulawesi and Moluccas. The ones in Borneo later spread to Malaya, Sumatra, and Java. The ones in Sulawesi and Moluccas later sailed across Northern coasts of Papua, who which are the ancestral Polynesians which later spread further eastwards doing more island hopping over the centuries to medieval era right before european colonial centuries. New Zealand, Chatham islands, Rapa Nui were only settled during Medieval times.
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  13. ​ @SunnyIlha  Australian Aboriginals, Melanesian Papuans, the Andamanese and Negritos of the Philippines and the ancient Extinct Negritos of Taiwan, Malaysia, Indonesia spread out during ancient times several millennia ago from prehistoric southern india coasts and myanmar, they later migrated over land on the ancient sunken Sunda peninsula that later sailed over to ancient Sahul continent and the ancient islands of the Philippines that were also not connected back then. they even reached Taiwan during ancient prehistoric times when it was still part of the Asian mainland. Today, those Negritos in Taiwan and former Sundaland areas of Sumatra, Malaya, Java, Borneo are all extinct with the only survivors in Andaman islands, the Philippines, Papua, Australia, all of which islands since prehistoric ancient times.
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  14. sali na ba sa NPA? sumusuko na sila sa mindanao
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  15. they can get cheaper salaried factory workers if they source poor workers from the philippines. the min wage salary there is slightly higher than the min wage in the philippines or even the unofficial rates are much lower
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  16. quite the human experience. just go to college and theyll do the same to humans. teach them some stuff where most of it wont apply to your life later on
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  17. i used to fill my childhood with a lot of video games but after you've played so much and thought about what u got after doing so, u just thought how fed up u are on many kinds of games and would just rather play ur favorite games during times u can best relish them which if u're busy with other things, u would not be able to give it full attention
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  18. the first world countries will finally weaken and the jobs will finally go to the developing countries as developed nations fall down a notch
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  19. have you drank your human poopoo and peepee water?? just come to singapore and try it now!!
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  20.  @taiwanfocus4385  right. meanwhile, in neighboring asian countries, spanish, portuguese, dutch are all rare ethnic groups, but the rare few of whom aren't foreign at all. tho i doubt, taiwan has any more of those than its neighbors do, especially spanish, portuguese, and dutch.
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  21.  @taiwanfocus4385  i know several of such in my asian country too, but they aren't considered "foreign" or "non-Asian" at all...
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  22.  @taiwanfocus4385  right. cuz such people are "foreign DNA".
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  23.  @bctvanw  its a funny situation hahaha. in the philippines, ethnic chinese are minority while ethnic austronesians are majority, but in taiwan, ethnic chinese are majority but ethnic austronesians are minority. i, myself, am an ethnic chinese minority that grew up and lives in the philippines.
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  24. this comment is like grass is grass. yes, Chinese are Han Chinese.
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  25.  @oneviwatara9384  what is this grass is not grass. ethnic chinese is not ethnic chinese you are saying.
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  26.  @oneviwatara9384  the "chinese national" in china is different from "ethnic han chinese". there are of course other ethnic groups that are chinese national and ethnic chinese that are not chinese national.
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  27.  @oneviwatara9384  that is because tai-kra peoples are same haplogroup as austronesian peoples. proto-tai-kra split off from ancient proto-austronesian thousands of years ago in the area around modern southern china. it is part of the austro-tai hypothesis and austric family theory
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  28.  @oneviwatara9384  the german ethnographer and linguist, wilhelm schmidt coined these words to describe peoples with common shared language ties. the genetic tests only give further credence that the commonalities are more than the linguistic ties. u keep saying Lao people but their language is also part of the tai-kra linguistic family, which there are several existing theories showing their relationship with austronesian language family. Them having common genetics just further proves those linguistic theories further. such tests do not say ethnic austronesian taiwanese aboriginal groups to be ethnic Lao, it just says they have common genetic traits pointing to common ancestry. Ethnic Lao people as its own ethnic group did not precede the formation of austronesian ethnic groups in taiwan, so of course, their shared genetic tests tells common ancestry from older ethnic groups that split off elsewhere, such as continental southeastern china.
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  29.  @oneviwatara9384   this text just says the same. proto-tai-kra and proto-austronesian split off earlier in the asian continent before austronesian distributed to taiwan and other parts of island southeast asia. the groups in taiwan and island southeast asia have always had a cousin relationship than direct ancestor relationship, as with any simultaneously existing group. Also, this "Daic" group it labels might as well be proto-austro-tai if the sample they have was the split off.
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  30.  @oneviwatara9384  well, u just described what a language family is. The ones who named that family also took spellings coming from mandarin pinyin due to those groups they find in china. Those are Tai people, not Dai or Kadai. Letter D is mandarin pinyin logic substituting /t/ to that letter.
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  31.  @oneviwatara9384  years? I haven't kept track. I just know people been talking about stuff like this for the past years now and ive just read the same things u tell me or text u copy paste in places like quora or wikipedia or here on youtube or other people who are interested in stuff like that or those youtube mapping videos by those usual mapping channels
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  32.  @oneviwatara9384  whats with this ethnic Lao people you keep mentioning. these ancient cultures have been long gone for thousands of years and have produced many descendant people groups. Lao is just one of many more. there was another girl long ago here on youtube comments in another video raving the same things you're saying but saying austronesian instead of this Lao Lao you keep moaning about. Also, the part about the japanese origins, I had already guessed that path of origin many years ago and they're just now confirming what i had guessed long ago. Im sure many people have guessed the same before too.
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  33.  @oneviwatara9384  u go ask urself the same question. all this stuff is on wikipedia anyways and the source documents they put there or otherwise someone on quora or youtube here will be raving about the same things
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  34.  @oneviwatara9384  is that so? i guess Laos can now be carved up so that all those people groups can reclaim their supposed ancient ancestral homeland now, wouldn't u say?
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  35. theyre still there like in okinawa. theyre not calling the shots in japan's government tho of course, so its not an occupation anymore
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  36.  @matovicmmilan  treaty partner. look up the Treaty of Mutual Cooperation and Security between the United States and Japan. the US has the same agreement with south korea, philippines, thailand, and unofficially with taiwan. japan's constitution was remade after losing ww2 and they cannot build a military besides a self defense force. they are constitutionally mandated that if they are attacked in a war, that the US will come in to defend them. japan's military these days is mostly the JSDF which they are informally enlarging for supposed defense purposes. they aim to defend taiwan as well from invasion.
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  37.  @matovicmmilan  the naming of whatever treaty would be named like that whichever the interests of whichever country there may be. it's pretty neutral and serves its purpose in as usual default propagandistic title to a treaty for whatever purpose. if u want to delve deeper into american and japanese interests, why are you hiding the threat to taiwan? i have simply stated that american forces have not left japan and have a treaty there and this is so as well in multiple neighboring countries. geopolitics in whichever country never does anything simple on the surface without other interests motivating the actions and decisions done under it because of course each nation has its own national interests. japan could station troops on the US mainland for whatever reason, but in the current landscape, this would be a waste of money if besides joint training. it is fairly obvious even in the past decades during the cold war that the threat to US and japanese interests lays closer to the west and/or north of japan and south korea so of course, theyd want more troops in japan and south korea than in continental US. they could station troops in alaska or guam or hawaii or somewhere in the pacific if for some reason, their set rival/s have perceived threats nearer to those places.
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  38. rounding error? ahahahahahaha
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  39. in the philippines, we dont typically call it as "boba tea" or "bubble tea", although Quickly during the early 2000s did sell it marketing it as "bubble tea". it only took off in popularity the philippines being called as "milk tea", because the concept of having tapioca pearls in your drinks was not particularly special to people in the philippines because we've always had cold drinks with sago pearls in them and in fact in Filipino/tagalog, we call the tapioca pearls as "sago" even tho, its not sago but tapioca. what was surprising to people was the combination of milk and tea as a cold drink lol. there were already cold drinks with sago pearls in the philippines for centuries since the spanish colonial times, such as Gulaman, which in spanish before was called Chanchau, the word itself being from Hokkien 田草 (chhân-chháu, “grass jelly”). grass jelly itself is gooey and chewy like sago pearls and tapioca pearls. centuries ago there were roving street peddlers selling such drinks called chanchaulero and they were in the same class as roving street peddlers that sold tofu pudding we now call taho in the philippines, itself also originally from roving hokkien chinese street peddlers
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  40. Gochisousama desu
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  41. you'll be notice the concern urself once u notice it affecting other things in life
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  42. because the chinese mainlanders are bitter over the fact that their last imperial rulers weren't the same ethnicity as them
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  43. as a child visitor tourist to singapore around maybe 2 decades ago, i vaguely remember going through some sort of tunnel museum thing and being given bottles of water and as a small child, i didnt know what it was or what was so special about it and didnt understand what the place was about. i guess maybe it was some sort of place trying to convince people the treated wastewater was good
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  44. hey the philippines does not have an aging workforce. it still has a young growing population. the excess just migrate out
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  45. just japanese-speaking han chinese
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  46.  @herrkommandank675  it's because ph got a lot of ...nega ...right, my nigga?
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  47. as an overseas chinese descendant, i kind of resonate with this.
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  48.  @himanshusingh5214  yes, that's the story too of people of my background for centuries and the big companies in this country and those ...east asians are also present in this country, most of the biggest and iconic companies and billionaires in this country are of that background and some of the owners had their own rags to riches lifestory and are the ones funding the big infrastructure projects if not with partnership with those ...east asian countries tho there are also problems of protectionism mentality that inhibits industrialization and entrenched self-serving elite landlord/oligarch political families....
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  49. meanwhile in former command economy countries, the people look up to government-run corporations as the well-run ones
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  50. Malaysia WTF????
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