Comments by "Ikenga Spirit" (@ikengaspirit3063) on "KaiserBauch" channel.

  1. They're obviously a way to success as seen by the massive wealth of Western and Westernized counties. But getting wealth in the Western manner apparently is a sacrifice of the future unborn to Momon and Moloch.
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  2. 28:33 Guns Germs and Steel isn't very good, cuz he goes too geographical and is outdated in many areas. For one, European and West African agriculture have similar ages but the one tht emerged from the near east may have always been more intensive and had more of immediate migration. And while Jared focuses on grains he completely ignores talking about Africa's oldest domesticate, Yam. I think aside from Sowell, all these other books should have been skipped and a combo of more recent articles and books that tackle each of their arguments should have been used instead.
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  3.  @tonycatman  but development is like a compound feature. If ur society is barely operational, there's gonna be little innovation.
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  4. ​ @Elio-t8s  and who are """they"""?.
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  5. Potential Men
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  6.  @bingchilling4717  climate factors played a role but climate factors were global. Several species went extinct in Africa and South Asia as well so you can't just ignore the human factor. The difference in North American and Eurasian extinction is also another showing of the human factor. Lions were probably in the Balkans as well (look at no. of Ancient Greek myths involving lions) and Elephants as far North as Turkey. Europoid overhunting got rid of all of them.
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  7. Melaninated Future.
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  8. Part of the reason UN data seems closer to the actual population is because for alot of these countries, the official populations given are actually based on UN projections on old census data. It is just circular reasoning.
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  9. But alot of that aid is for critical stuff and well, to keep politicians happy as well, I guess. It would still mean when something like a drought happens, more people would die than die now.
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  10. But those populations are either majority or half rural and they will remain so for a while. With urbanites going for two and the majority rural going for more than that, they will always stay above replacement. Which means even if they won't grow as fast, chances are they won't start declining in population when the models say they should.
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  11. ​ @azRomanEmpire1 anthropological feminism (i.e women having more significant roles historically) is actually linked to higher birth rates after demographic transition. The guy that made this video even mentions it on his videos abt Sweden and Western Europe in general. As u said, African countries are historically among the most Anthropologically feminist(but still patriarchal by all accounts) so you should expect their stable birth rates to be above the roughly 1.7 of Western Europe before the current economic issues. An example of the ways this helps birth rate is for example, it being normalized in most of these societies for a nursing mother to work office jobs and reduced work load. This means that many of the fears of being pushed out of the work force after giving birth that Korean women face isn't faces by African women. Or in other words, having children is much less of a socio-economic liability in of itself (excluding the costs in feeding, housing and educating them).
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  12. ​ @azRomanEmpire1 I am breaking up this comment so that YouTube won't delete everything I wrote if I write a no no phrase. On the other hand, I see little logic to explain why educating the girl child would cause fertility drop when not couples with introducing urbanism and/or a western developed economic model. Even the Urban Mono-culture (the cultural element of collapse) isn't going to well transfered by education not given by Westerners. So it would seem to me to by itself be a weak contributing factor, when the rural economy remains subsistence level and internet connectivity remains poor.
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  13. ​ @azRomanEmpire1  I also don't see any reason why these governments will successfully implement population controls. For one, compared to Iran or China, they're weak governments. Even if they try they won't succeed. And secondly Iran and China implemented what was "the science" at the time. The science now is complaining about population collapse in 2 or 3 generations.
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  14. One off thing.
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  15. I think that the video will not touch on what I think is the most interesting part of this transition and may not have the data to even do so. That being the ethno-religious changes within Africa itself. Like Northern NG is gonna grow much more tha. Fhe south and will go from like 50% to like 70% in 2060, it will also be younger. What will this mean when certain ethnos become proportionally more in ethnically concious and diverse countries? Civil war over some side bow never winning elections?. Genocide to clear the now weaker competition?.
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  16.  @sabrinarodrigues629  why would someone love a faction trying it's darndest to export it's population suicide, degenerate decline and other evils to us?.
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  17. ​ @razorgenshin7265 eh Karmic justice for the European genociders and Karmic justice for the African slave trading kings and chiefs.
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  18. 31:14 I mean, if people like Dutton are right abt the rapidity of genetic and memetic change by successful people and groups, then it can kind of happen overnight, like in a century and a half.
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  19. 30:46 Yes it does. Nigeria literally has law to subsidize jobs for it's stupider portion of the population.
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  20.  @belstar1128  and Siberia was also sparsely populated. When u have large continents you have large zones devoid of people and large zones with alot of people. Nigeria was always very populated for example. With Alaigbo within it having a population density similar to the Nile Delta in the medieval to pre-colonial modern eras.
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  21. ​ @Elio-t8s he don't like Kazakhs having kids either.
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  22. If weird and queer could be recovered, I see no reason a largely unused term like dark continent cannot be.
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  23. ​ @KREATOR2024-e2g based off the fact that Khoi-san have Eurasian like DNA btw 30 to 8 percent.
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  24. ​ @KREATOR2024-e2g  and linguistic reconstruction and that they also use cattle and there may be some Agricultural and Megalithic stuff in Botswana. But anyways, mainly based on the top 2, we it is now theorized they made it as far as Botswana and introduced animal husbandry and some gene flow.
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  25.  @lecoureurdesbois86  Most French immigrants are from there former colonies, most English Immigrants are from their former colonies most Japanese immigrants are Korea, their former colony.
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  26. But we have learnt and now take new methods to estimate it. We'll still get it from but won't be as wrong as we were last time.
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  27. Disproving the it's wealth claim. It's clearly our economic system disincentiving children.
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  28. 19:00 i only hv Nigerian data to work with here but I think the native religions are the pronatalist and Christianity's influence is under estimated in the 19:00 map. It is just that, the large rural inland places of the Sahel and Arid Savannah have already been converted to Islam. Leaving only small pockets of nativist high fertility on the frontiers btw Islam and Christianity.
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  29. I think that the video will not touch on what I think is the most interesting part of this transition and may not have the data to even do so. That being the ethno-religious changes within Africa itself. Like Northern NG is gonna grow much more tha. Fhe south and will go from like 50% to like 70% in 2060, it will also be younger. What will this mean when certain ethnos become proportionally more in ethnically concious and diverse countries? Civil war over some side bow never winning elections?. Genocide to clear the now weaker competition?.
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  30. ​ @Elio-t8s and they should all go to Europe. 😊
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  31. Generally, ppp GDP is higher than normal GDP so that would only further argue for Afrocan countries maintaining high fertility at comparable GDP.
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  32. Overpopulation tends to be defined as a ratio between the population and accessible resources and resource producing capabilities. As such, just about every drought could be thought of as a localized example of over population.
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  33. @llucmou  well, that's to be expected cuz at the same time, university degrees, especially post-graduate degrees were also uncommon among men, unlike today where it's like half the population.
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  34.  @JSM-bb80u  No, Women were allowed to own property. To use some prominent examples, Isabella of Castile, owned the Crown of Castile in her own right, as did Elizabeth the First own the Crown of England and Eleanor owned Aquitaine. Almost no one was paid to work the land cuz it was either their own land or rented. The only people paid were travelling/seasonal helps and women that did that job were also paid, cuz that was the only way they were encouraged into doing it. Oh, no. You have to take care of ur own house and children? imagine the horror.
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  35.  @EstaJeanette-nk7fj  and those population numbers ur adding up are based off faulty censuses. So it is most definitely wrong, the only question is by how much?.
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  36.  @EstaJeanette-nk7fj  as I said I am referring to those census' taken by the African governments as bad and old. Nigeria for example hasn't done a census in 20 years now and the last census had and continues to have huge internal criticism. Our current population figures for Nigeria are projections from a badly done 20 year old census. And the last time(2020) a population study(not a census) was done in NG, it concluded based on consumption data that there were either 20 or 40 million people that the current figures (again based off projects on a badly done at the time, 15 ur old census) lower than the official number. Kenya's most recent census on the other hand is known to not have counted entire communities.
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  37.  @EstaJeanette-nk7fj  to quote google. "The 2023 Nigerian Population and Housing Census (PHC) was postponed indefinitely by former President Muhammadu Buhari in April 2023. The census was originally scheduled to take place from May 3–7, 2023. As of April 2024, there was still no proposed date for the census." Also, it's closer to 18 yrs now, I just approximated to 20.
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  38.  @EstaJeanette-nk7fj  I just quoted for you the Google search that said the 2023 census was postponed. It didn't happen, we're still using projections based off the bad 2006 census for Nigeria. Again, the 2023 census was scheduled but never done.
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  39. ​ @GrandTerr  more importantly, with the exception of a few things like skin colour and risk taking genes, you see essentially no example of some gene rising to a hundred and outcompeting other genes, which is what you would expect if some gene is actually simply better than some other one or if a population is moving towards speciation.
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  40. Lies, it's evil and anti-woman.
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  41. 10:44 All maps do it Mercado does it the worst but only equal area maps avoid this and they do that by giving us funky shapes no one likes. It is just a side effect of the need to stretch the polar points into a line to turn a sphere's surface area into a rectangle or other 2d shape.
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  42. No it won't with the exception of UK, Trans-Saharan migration to Europe is minor and even in the UK it is still secondary to MENA and South Asian migration. And this won't change.
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  43.  @robbygomez9966  not necessarily. The Saharan region is expected to get wetter (already seeing unusual floods) and is taking active measures to reduce flooding while the more forest region will reduce rain which will also help make more farmland as less wash off of nutrients, seedlings and less swamps and dense forests.
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  44.  @SJFyoutube  I think because distruption in general had more chances to be bad than good. You have to be proactive to take advantage of good disruption while "good" disruption can lead to bad(like say, more flooding instead of more farmland) and bad disruption is always bad.
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  45. Yeah, immigration.
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  46. Yeah, "Indian" trust me bro.
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  47.  @ihatemotionblur_3255  I am not implying ur claiming India is greater, u literally said Europe is greater than India and start accusing the Jews, like I'll expect of someone cosplaying to be "Indian" online to give their point some validity.
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  48. I think the share of Europe is over estimated and that of the Americas is under estimated. The current accepted Estimate for the Americas in 1450 is 60 million. If this was 3% the world population then should be 2 billion which is said to only have been reached post-industralization.
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  49. 10:52 also incredibly similar. Just look at the HDI, style of conservatism, etc. There is a unity of Black Africa as Diop would put it.
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