Comments by "Ikenga Spirit" (@ikengaspirit3063) on "Based Camp with Simone & Malcolm Collins" channel.

  1. You only think "he has alot to offer" cuz ur his mother.
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  2. Sounds more like Juvenile rebellion.
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  3. Well, then. Maybe it is a good thing afterall that we are seeing collapsing birth rates. Then, maybe skilled labour would just be competitive enough to still matter even after our ai-slaves become common.
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  4.  @SimoneandMalcolm  i don't think it being younger proves ur theory as both ur hyperdiffusionism and largely local development currently dominant theory expect variable timing for when different groups start doing agriculture and other civ shit.
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  5. And I really don't get their obsession with stone. Like, have they stayed inside a concrete house in the southern USA in the summer without AC? Talkless of a stone one?.
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  6. The thing is that, they are now essentially rolling out this policy to the rest of America and the world.
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  7. Anyways, this is why Civilization is gae. Without Rome alot of these non-civilizations as u called them invented the practical things we like about civilization minus the scale. From steel to sewage systems. And much of our modern developments since then have essentially been attempts to move down the civilization level from eliminating official classes to actual monogamy. This is happening and has been happening in both right and left-wing movements from Amish-traditionalism to neo-reaction, from communism to anarchism. So what is unique to civilization?. Scale?. Mass Slavery, Systematic Oppression, Massive Roads, Monoculture, intentional repression of technological progress, etc?. I guess the scale part is important tho, as it allows useful innovations to move around fast but that's abt it.
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  8. Bro, the church fell in Nubia, Turkey, the Near East & North Africa. This sort of "but it will never happen to us" is how you get blind sided.
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  9. Nah, there's no way to win. The only hope now is for Simone to become ruler of the Matriachy.
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  10. That theory is usually called hyper diffusionism today cuz the modern theories are more regional diffusion. So instead of say, Agriculture invented one place, it is invented in a few places and spread out from there. There is certainly no theory of Agriculture that can explain the Americas, Eurasia and Papua through diffusion.
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  11. Olay, coming from someone from rhe continent, I think Westerners have a consistent ability to just be wrong about and overestimate Africa. Best example to me is the consistently high projections for Nigerja over the long term that keep failing everytime. Nigeria did not make a united States of west Africa as was preidtced in the 60s, didn't become the next China didn't become a real geopolitical rival to France or South Africa. Not to say nothing good will come out of it, there's Botswana but it would have to so fundamentally change for anything good to come out of it.
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  12. Two things I request of u guys. You mention that you think that some ethnicities just jive best/functionally with some religions. So look into why Black (Continental, Diasporic and Melanesian) seem to jive most with Charismatic and Pentecostal Christianity or just why Global South in general goes more there.
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  13. We Wuzeth Egyptians and Other things.
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  14. "Literally third world outside London" Bro exposes that he has never been to the third world. At most it would be Slovenia or Poland level which are on the lower end of developed, not developing. For context, China's per capita is in developing upon all its ultra modern stuff and its not even as bad as Slovenia yet, talkless of China and 3rd world level of bad is still far beyond that.
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  15.  @TomFranklinX  why would I build for myself a stone oven to live in instead of living in a wooden house. Like I get living in a oven if u live in the Temperate regions but by the subtropics I prefer not having to stay outside of my house in the middle of the day and having to cover myself in layers of blankets in the end of the day to fancy stone.
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  16. average anti-natalist non-argument.
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  17. While it is today brushed under the rug just a century earlier and even longer and till now in the developing world it isn't. They provide a hard theological justification for monogany and it was the main thing that missionary and independent churches across africa implimented. No polygamy and men with multiple wives had to drop all but the first to be fully part of the church. So it wasn't just brushed under the rug, even if the justification isn't obvious in the bible and has to be come to through triage and tradition.
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  18. ​​​ @wotanmituns33  but he didn't say IQ in Africa is rapidly rising, just that it isn't falling. One standard deviation drop every 75 years after we have already started dropping since the mid 1900s does mean by 2100 many European Countries should have dropped by 20 total points or more making them similar the average African score corrected for malnutrition of 80. He is talking of lowering of IQ based on polygenic risk scores and other factors the flynn effect takes into account. Not based on regional averages and even if ur right, that's still a drop in average in Europe that's not gonna change.
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  19. ​ @mxvega1097  and lol, I'ld like to see the kindergartener that can melt bronze and maintain facial semetry.
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  20.  @doeixo  not the Ptolemaics either. The OC claim is Western European while Ptolemy was a South Eastern European.
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  21. @Lazarus.h  it's always funny to me that Euros have succeeded in convincing the world that claiming Egypt is a Black and African American thing when they are the ones that do it more and started doing it.
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  22. ​​ @MA-gu2up  No, alot of cultures allowed Polyamory. In Eurasia, cultures like this extended from Iran to Tibet due to low fertile land availability that discouraged geographic expansion. As a result, brothers often married one woman and kept the family land between them. However as said, Brothers. Non-familial polyamory also did happen but far rarer, maybe two poor Men gather enough funds to marry only one woman but this would be more common by far for brothers to do or a powerful woman marries multiple men but far more common would be sequencial monogamy (maybe with "boyfriends") in this second case. But either way, the main thing(among others) that differentiated historical polyamory from historical polygyny is multiple husbands being related generally.
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  23. Okay, Indus Valley civ had those stuff as well, as did many other cultures from China to the Maya to Yoruba.
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  24. Speaking of African civ or the lack of it in ur opinion, while Zimbabwe is the largest stone structure, stone building has been in Trans-Saharan Africa since the 2000 BC in the Tichitt culture, ending sometime around say, the first 500 yrs of the Christian era after they were pushed into finally, over the slow over 2000 yrs, south of the Sahaea by Berbers. Not Roman size but they were cities. Following this, they transitioned into building in earth. On ur second point of saying, no Roman scale stuff. I am surprised u didn't bring up the Ife, Benin and Igbo Ukwu bronzes(actually brass) that are as realistic as anything in the Renaissance that they either slightly preceded or are contemporary with. So that is an equal level accomplishment (but in brass, not stone) to Equal post-Roman civilization. Edit Something that I didn't catch initially is u saying great Zimbabwe was all they had. Now, I hope I am just misinterpreting it but it seems to me like ur saying that was their only structure. This is wrong, there's over 600 known of such stone structures. And thousands more of other structures that used stone in construction but are not of this type.
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  25.  @SC-sh6ux  but shaming is a natural social phenomena. Why is bad about humans being social and natural?.
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  26. However all those polygamous marriages ended with conflict between the heirs. The Children of Leiah against the Children of Rebecca, Absalom against his brothers etc. It may not be a hard rule, the Catholic Church has given ruling before that temporary Polygamy is allowed but it isn't ideal either and shouldn't be allowed but in extreme cases. Also, Moses and Gideon may have been monogamous or at least, serial monogamists. At any one point in time they're not mentioned as having wives.
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  27. They have never claimed that Romans are their ancestors.
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  28.  @shaunathornton8032  I personally think conquest is most likely. The main anti-conquest argument I have heard is that there isn't destruction but conquest not being massively destructive isn't new. However, I will admit that ur explanation of female mate choice driving it is the most convincing non-conquest explanation I have read.
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  29. The things is, Italians and Irish were always on an institutional level considered white. They were still discriminated against and some considered them not realllly white.
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  30. Go to some stable country in Africa(like Botswana), King and start a business.
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  31. The things is that Indus, Mesopotamia, Egypt and eventually, Europe were all created by the same mass migration of agro-pastoralists out of the fertile crescent hilly flanks following the discovery of Agriculture. Europe too may have formed its own if not for the Indo-European invasions occuring first there.
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  32.  @rb98769  actually, there is a third cattle domestication event. East African cattle is genetically mostly from a Sudan domestication event and the rest component from Indian and we have found skeletons from these of Sudan cattle so it is strong evidence. I think for this region however, there may have been a cultural horizon of domesticating animals. Whose true origin is lost to time. Possibly spread with the migration of the first agriculturalists.
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  33. I am pretty sure complex civilization preceded, succeeded and existed elsewhere around the world among Polygamists.
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  34. You sure? I don't know much Greek history but I know Alexander and Philip were polygamous.
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  35.  @TommyStrategic  You know, ur right. What u brought up about modern structures is very telling. Most of them will be gone in 50 years, even sky scrapers probably won't last a century. This is similar to the lifetime of stuff built in earth(including but not exclusive to mud) and a similar story may be said of things written in processes leafs. Unless they're gonna rank say..., Akan urban houses made of rammed earth on the same civilizational level as modernity.
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  36. @ I don't think I am but I have never had any tests.
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  37.  @TomFranklinX  1. Saying they're impressive doesn't change the fact that I answered why they didn't live in Stone. They could and did build in stone but u don't live in Stone in the Tropics, it is the exact same as India. Even in West Africa, you can see this exact process as the Mande people migrated south, they switched from stone(in places like Tichitt) to earth building. 2. They only Analyzed Zimbabwe which makes sense, it does have the largest pre-colonial stone structure but that is the only office in which it is the most impressive, why not look also at the Benin-Yoruba region that produced hyper realistic art contemporary with and earlier than the renaissance?. Buy hey, if they can discount China I am sure they'ld discount those as well. On the two other Paragraphs, u say longitivity is the basis of ur analysis, saying things that last longer are better but I give u evidence of Japanese buildings and craft that outlasted their Modernity and European counterparts but now longitivity is no longer the standard of measure?. Why?.
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  38. ​ @theredknight9314  This is the exact reason why Men suffering isn't taken seriously.
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  39. I think almost anything systemaized/engineered especially if done so digitally can be replaced by A.I. Sure, chat GPT won't be replacing lawyers cuz it will hallucinate shit but what if, you get a law A.I. that has been trained to only take up case examples from some huge data base, that removes your hallucination problem. I think there would still be lawyers but basically we will get once again the ability to cut them down by up to 90% or more.
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  40. ​ @aldoushuxley5953  not all diversity has to be good. The Amazon rainforest is diverse, so is a microbe load of some kitchen or room left unclean for ages.
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  41. ​ @gatuarhin even if you're right. There's no real reason to assume African wealth will increase dramatically. That assumption has proven wrong since the 60s and there's no systematic changes across any country in Africa to indicate that's gonna change anytime soon.
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  42. ​ @Alduizard  Aryans arrived at the tail end of the Indus Valley civ. So they didn't contribute to the start of Indian architecture. And if u want to argue other wise, you'ld then have to take the India first approach and in that, whites would have just been leaving India when Indus Valley civ started.
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  43. ​ @rb98769  I think Trans-Saharan Africa will in time transform how we think of the Neolithic Agricultural revolution cuz from there, the research points to different locations for the start of several major domesticated. Yam on the Atlantic Highlands, Sorghum in the Eastern Sahel, Rice in Senegal and another variant somewhere in the Niger basin. There's still another proposed core in the Sahara for I think millet, from where the founders of Tichitt arrived from. (East Asia also has a separate barley core in the North and a rice one to the south). I think Agriculture was in most places, a gradual shift from Forestry/Silviculture to Agriculture and West Eurasia was for the most part the exception with an explosion of full Agriculturalists from the Near East. As in, this transition from Silviculture to Agriculture occured there starting in the Natufian and then an explosion of exclusivist Agriculturalists from there when the area started to get dry(shifted to exclusive Agriculture also due to this event) instead of a gradual shift from Silviculture to Agriculture by their neighbours; while in most other places it was gradual shifting towards more and more Agriculture.
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  44. However, I have to agree with Malcom at the end of this. Most of Africa is certainly gonna collapse and we're going towards a wide scale collapse right now while the West and East will only experience decline.
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  45. Mud structures are great. Have you tried living in concrete or stone in the African summer?.
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  46. It could also be cultural bias.
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  47. Christianity never really banned slavery, it just got so increasingly legally restricted(due to the church) and economically unviable that it vanished from the core of and most of Christiandom but you still see slavery at the edges of Christiandom like in Spain and Romania(bordering the steppe). Tho, even there it was still marginal until colonization expanded it again. Usury also wasn't done away with, Usury's definition was progressively reduced so that taking interest could be justified as providing a service and taking on risk, therefore not making money from money (Usury) but making money from taking on risk, increasing economic efficiency, investing etc. And then after European states secularized (mid 1700s onward) the Church lost the power to enforce any Usury law and merchants and financiers could do whatever they want.
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  48. what spiral dynamics video?.
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  49. Can't that also be explained by conquest? The areas conquered first see the most Y-dna change as the Anglo-Saxon men become the new elite and their geneological lines replaced the competiting Celtic ones.
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  50. 23:25 The fear isn't that White people are stealing Black people, the Fear is that White people are stealing the most desirable and successful Black people. The sort of Black people that should lead the community, that's the fear and what u show doesn't disprove it.
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  51.  @Tsukonin  Or they could just be adapted to different parts of the IQ test, less less verbal and math, more geo-spacial cuz it certainly takes more brain power to track down and hunt a dozen different animals, gather hundreds of plants and make art than it takes to plant 1-5 plants.
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  52. ​​ @rb98769  I don't know of Mennonites have similar advantages but there's a surprising large Mennonite population in Africa. Just the Ethiopian and DRC populations are more than in USA. There's also large groups in Latin America, South East Asia and so on.
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  53. I don't think the diversity is as big of a buff as u represent it as. There's a million wrong ways to solve mathematical equation but only a few right ways to solve it. And being so diverse the group that may actually solve it may not have the numbers to take advantage of it. Like a poor and politically insignificant ethnos of 20,000 people solving the fertility isn't gonna result in much for generations. And this is actually important because as Dutton would calm it there's a genius strategy for populations that only works when they're sufficiently big, small broken groups like this would still not be able to pool the resources of all their geniuses into a large system the same way Europe can and get an economy of scale and it is harder to work between groups when they have different identities, tho large companies and government ministries and parastatals could be a potential solution to this.
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  54. How would you feel about Techno-Puritanism is say... after some generations it just ends up being a unique, largely ethnic christian tradition like the Ethiopians or Amish?.
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  55. Yeah, there's literally a several volume work with each volume several hundred pages large just detailing Chinese inventions that u can find free online(if u know where to look). To go China hasn't invented shit is to confess u haven't even looked.
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  56. ​ @CaomhanOMurchadha  yeah, because we have genetic data we can say that there was at most two incidents and probably one. But what about the number of genetically variant and genetically specific other variants like the various domesticated rices or the yams and grains?.
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  57.  @jacobscholtissek2410  there is also a rice tradition in the Americas, in the Canadian red river. And that's just one crop. Talkless of the say, several dozen major domesticated plants. This is just one reason that hyperdiffusionism was dropped. Tho, regionalism may have gone too far now and we need to accept some large diffusionism (like near East founding Agriculture in all middle east and West Eurasia) we're never going back to Hyperdiffusionism.
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  58.  @jsbrads1  The thing is, given he was probably tripping alot of the stuff he said were mots likely false.
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  59. While Africa is truly underdeveloped and as such not privy to much of the socio-economic pressures of the developed world, it is also, still part of the global world. Its smartest people still emigrate to Western cities which as such are IQ shredders(smart people in them tend to progressively have less and less kids); Its smartest people still disproportionate go into fields that expose them to the outside world and as such are disproportionately affected among their populations by the woke mind virus; global benefits in health and food security still mean, much more of the unfit survive to the next generation. Now, there are factors that oppose this like rich returnees but is it the smarter or is it the poorer half of emigrants that return? Is it the smarter or poorer half that becomes woke and/or low fertility?. So I don't necessarily buy this argument. Not without detail, at least.
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  60. ​​ @emperorpalpatine9841 huge cope indeed. Like they couldn't even use something more vague like West Eurasian, lol.
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  61. @ It was a problem for them cuz their "ai-slave" was humans. Our population would shrink but our workforce may not weaken as productivity of the workforce will only increase, military will be affected a bit as you still need men on the ground to occupy territory but that doesn't matter for a defensive war so at least, on a defensive war and non-conquest offensive war(like most offensive wars today) drones will mean military power doesn't have to be affected. This doesn't even need to contradict with the religious inheriting it earth but it certainly won't be foreign, barbarian, invading religious cuz the drones will get them.
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  62. @ I mean, the reason for southern population growth you mention sounds like they were just more like any other pre-industrial agricultural groups expanding into relatively empty land whether Bantu, Anatolian, Zagros or Austronesian/Haobidian.
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  63.  @alanlight7740  Polyandry also exist in parts of Iran and Persiante Central Asia, it just died out there earlier due to the Islamic caliphates but the practice can be reconstructed from Islamic Polemics against Iranian peoples.
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  64.  @alanlight7740  anyways, thanks for correcting me. The closest thing to Polyamory I saw was that of a brother on a Polyandrous marriage marries again, either she is all others wife as well or he moves out with her. It is only directly gotten evidence for from Tibet but I am willing to be it was used across this cultural area.
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  65. Yeah, I am always skeptical of the "woman fertility plummits at 35 crowd" cuz all the last children I know were born in that 35 - 45 range and the women stop more because they didn't want anymore than it being because they couldn't birth more.
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  66.  @TomFranklinX  and why should random structure lasts longer be ur main priority in building stuff?.
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  67.  @TomFranklinX  They built in stone in the Deccan(a massive basalt flow) and didn't build their houses in stone only temples. And why don't include the Ameridian civilizations here? Or those in West Africa?. Given we also have stone structures from there, were in the Tropics but didn't build their houses out of stone. And on the structures that last longer are better angle, would you then say that Early Modern(not talking abt ancient) Japan with it's structures that last till today is a civilization superior to American civilization with it's wooden and concrete structures that last about 50 years?. And given ur response to the recency bias question, would u now then say that Japanese Katana that are on average older than European ones are a superior metallurgical tradition?.
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  68. @Imperial_Cosmonaut  hey, man. I am just quoting a colonial era account that said exactly that. I generally trust people that went there themselves more than randoms on the internet.
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  69. ​ @tann_man  well, he does say Simone is the smarter one.
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  70. Turns out NOI was right about when the White Race was created.
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  71. 26:25 I have to say, ur wrong here Malcom. You see the phenomena across the board among political blks. Even MLK wanted a hyt woman. I guess they are so hyperexposed to their low status in America that they're inclined to marry up racially while more apolitical but successful blacks may instead have a more endogamous inclination.
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  72. 16:04 No, i think it is falling that fast not due to global cultural norms but due do modern style economies taking hold. I know a bunch of fairly traditional people with 1 or two kids or only planning for two. You just can't send so many kids to university which is considered by many, necessary to make ends meet as an adult. Smaller family sizes are also envouraged by high rents. This is why when they get richer they have more kids cuz the culture still promotes having kids but the modern style economy resists it.
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  73. ​ @JSStuart100 they don't. Ur mistaking the Pyramids for the later Tarim Basin mummies.
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  74. "A good person is one who does not believe they are getting any reward from their actions" No its not. A good person may not always be in reward seeking mode but I see no reason why believing you're gonna get a reward makes you not a good person. Especially when most good actions bring good to the person that does it.
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  75. he should have selected himself out of the genepool.
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  76. Because gooners are losing in other aspects of their life and coping with gooning. Basically drug addicts, if they couldn't cope with gooning they'll more quickly get back to doing something productive. Society would definately be better without it. Just look at monastic communities.
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  77. I am pretty sure coins started in Anatolia but Greece was by its close proximity an earlier adopter.
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  78. Ur opinion on male and female circumcision.
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  79. Are some of these people's behaviour actually changing or is it more it getting easier to do x or y. Like on the fat stores, are people actually being less fat or as it just become so much easier to become fat on our high grain diets that we have to lose to fat keeping genes to stay at a fit weight?. And I am suspicious on the intelligence one cuz no way it takes more brain power to pick out hundreds of plants and hunt dozens of animals, than it takes to farm the same 1 - 5 plants. But you know, that Calorie conservation argument is actually pretty novel, however Hunter Gatherers are generally taller than farmers which correlates to better food, so I doubt. Maybe Hunter Gatherers having more "lean" and "fat" periods during the year while it is closer to stability for farmers may explain this one, but I doubt.
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  80. I think Angkor should be up to a thousand years old or at least over 500. It was built during the Khmer Empire that was early to mid medieval.
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  81. ​ @Edmund_Mallory_Hardgrove I mean, it was still way larger than Cambridge was when it was founded.
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  82. What you describe remind me of some but far from all African independent churches. They don't have an extreme level of skepticism but certainly do entertain the Noah story as a real event and a teacher that would spurn a child asking such questions would be more tired of it than you're doing bad.
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  83. Because people found out similar solutions to similar issues?. Like come on, even today we come across several cases of people independently inventing similar things. How much more common would that have been if there much less communication?.
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  84. ​​ @fabiancartouche Most Egyptian monarchs were some branch of E as are most Afro-Asiatic peoples and Africans in general. Also, Hitler was E1b1b is that now evidence that Hitler was actually African or some shit?. Finally, we know Afro-Asiatic groups have some R, including Blk ones like Chadics. Are Nigerians Western European now?.
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  85. @lemoneyesalt5513  nah, I think more what he meant is that there is only one civilization. All other civilizations are demoted to non-civilizational levels, that's the reason for the constant comparison back to stone henge which is considered to have been built by a non-civilization.
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  86. I think we should instead be comparing the up coming drop historically to periods of plague and horrible wars for an idea of it.
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  87. Hieroglyphics do not derive from Mesopotamian seals, like, there is literally no stylistic connection?. Why would someone work back from a an abstract syllabic writing system back to a pictographic writing system?. The earliest name written in Hieroglyphics "Domain of the Horus King Scorpion" looks more like Saharan cave paintings than Cuneiform, showings it's local development. Edit While Mesopotamian Agriculture is older, Egyptian state formation is older. That is why the above mentioned hieroglyphic of a petty king is from the 4th millennium BC. That's older than our oldest clear evidence of Mesopotamian state formation.
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  88. @anthonyruggier7029  I am not an expert either but here's the dating for the Scorpion King, inscription 3075 BC and there's another less readable scorpion king from abt 3250 BC. Earliest dating for state in Mesopotamia I have seen is 3250 BC while the earliest for Mesopotamia is 3200 BC or 3100 BC(as I am yet to see anything that specifically calls the Uruk culture period state level) but then again, I read more Egypt related stuff so I may have missed some earlier dating in Mesopotamia. In the case of Egypt that's at least multiple Kingdoms already while even if late Uruk culture was state level, that'll be it's first at around 3200. -- On the pictographs. I guess I should have been more elaborate, Hieroglyphics aren't a pictographic writing system, they're include Logo-Syllabic but the characters are also not as abstracted out as Mesopotamian and remain clearly pictorial; they're simple drawings representing sounds and ideas i.e. pictorial writing. Cuneiform is more abstract, even tho it does have its own pictorial elements. U don't go from more abstract to less abstract.
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  89. While this is true. If the Christian sect they adopt is Catholicism, the Chinese rites controversy ended with some concession to Ancestor Veneration.
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  90. I just knew Zap Branigan would be in there.
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  91. @ "As some said in a cheerful way "from defeat to defeat, the Church outlives her foes"." The other Apostolic churches could say the same and more importantly those were still defeats. Those were still christian souls permanently ceded to the enemy. "Many of those who kicked the Church out are long gone (where is the Caliph?) or in a death spiral (where's Scandinavian Protestantism?)" The Caliph was actually still a thing till the world wars but responding to the second one is more important; Catholicism is also in danger and its oldest enemies still remain. This isn't absolute evidence. "I certainly woulnd't bet on the "end of the Catholic Church"." Sure bro, we'll just lose another equivalent to what was lost when Islam rose but apparently that's okay cuz one secondary administrative division somewhere in Poland will still be catholic so we can still cope.
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  92.  @73elephants  didn't Malcolm's video on S. Korea show why strict meritocracy as you define it also leads to population collapse in modern day?.
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  93. ​​ @umwha  "The entire African continent was boiling with constant Slavery and Conquering" sure bro, now just give me one example of that constantly conquest and slavery in medieval Africa.
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  94. ​​ @umwha And are you not aware that a European slave trade has been ongoing since forever?. Infact, so many Slavic slaves were traded through Europe that the word Slave is derived from Slave and the estimate for traffic meditteraean Europeans is well over a million, while serfdom turned the bulk of the population into what the UN today would recognize as slaves. This is "slavery free" Europe. If this is slavery free, pre-trans-atlantic Africa definitely free.
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  95. ​​ @AnthropoTube  hey, man. Like the Yt man dream that their ancestors were anything other than the first destructive steppe barbarian that their later ancestors will later consistently complain about. Also, how long till u make the next video in ur series. Hope it won't take a year like the last did.
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  96. Can you tell me of the theory that says Chinese is a branch of Indo-European?. Cuz, I have seen may linguistic theories but I have never seen one that say Indo-European and Chinese are related.
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  97. @umwha  I was talking of the earliest ones. The earliest ones are not Europoid, they're a mix of East Asian and North Eurasian. Andrei DNA did a good video series on it here's the first one. https://youtu.be/lXo48UWtRck?si=jIAp_y_gtM3WZdPL Later Tocharians and Saka would migrate in but that's later.
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  98. Even if it is more cultural than genetic, one could argue you need certain genetics for the culture to take hold. Like, ur never gonna teach a dog how to reproduce any human culture. So maybe, it takes some genetic stock for high civilization to land.
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  99. Trust Malcom, that wasn't ReAl civilization.
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  100. Its the Physiognomy.
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  101. The thing is modern Christianity does not respect Martyrs. The Missionary aid workers that died in Haiti and the Missionary that died trying to evangelize the North Sentinalese are seen as fools and the events as tragedies. Foolish tragedies that didn't have to occur, more so on the secular side but Christians also see them as this but they are seen as fools that created tragedies for everyone else not martyrs to be emulated. Ironically, Malcom's living martyr to the future generation plan is already closer to the mass converters that modern Christianity seem to respect than the Martyrs that early Christians respect (tho, early century christians also respected those as well with Origen as an example). So Malcom may actually be anticipating the a good direction of change for modern Christianity.
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  102. I think we can come to sufficiently objective standards by doing a cross cultural and cross historical analysis on what people from different Agricultural cultures migrated towards or prized highly or repudiated their own culture of lacking.
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  103. While alot of people of people are bringing up Axum. The issue there is Axum is North East African and most AAs are from Atlantic Africa. However it is still important to bring up North East Africa as Nubian crosses are found as far as Nigeria. There's Arab accoints of Christians there and the people there certainly knew of Christians due to islamic world connections and the islamic slave trades. So people in Atlantic Africa were certainly aware of it. But by far the most important factor here is Kongo, which was converted at the end of the middle ages and was as Christianized as any European Medieval state. Due tp the enslavement of its citizens a fifth of black ancestry in the Americas was Christian before they got to the Americas. Also, the idea that Africans conveted due to Forced conversions is just ridiculous. The second era of colonization was carried out by secular states and most conversions occured pre and post colonially. So, while Europe was Christian for longer than Atlantic Africa it would be a disservice to assume that Atlantic Africans had no idea what Christianity was and that none of them were Christian.
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  104. It think it is more likely that people establish themselves as feudal lords over the Amish than they go extinct.
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  105.  @elKarlo  It is possible that cities were demographic sinks but that this was not equally distributed. Another thing is that Christianity may not have been as city focused as we once thought.
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  106. Alot of Christian fundie/evangelical activists had to modify their form of Christianity to deal with Atheist Criticism. Well, there were 3 way, accept Atheist Criticisms and become Progressive Christian; go extra Fundie or go deep into historic and currency Christian studies. Many of those that did the later ended up throwing out many fundie beliefs like no alcohol or symbolic mass for more historical stuff and the leading edge of that change was to go full Orthodox.
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  107. No longer the case.
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  108.  @leslielandberg5620  Khoi are pastoralists and San and Hunter-Gatherers.
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  109. Sounds like heresy to me.
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  110. ​ @drakethesnek6429 pay in kind, then.
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  111. I feel like there's a bit of mixed messaging here. First you said ur kids shouldn't care about what other kids think and should strive for the approval of people that earn their respect then u lionize the behavior here 52:55 Which is built on her asking you what other kids think of you. And I doubt ur dismissal of communualist cultures as doomed to low fertility due to lack of a superiority complex cuz korea and japan survived for centuries on that communualism and Africa has high birthrates on that communualism.
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  112. Are you talking about Malcom and Simone? They have like, I think 3 or 4 kids already. Like this whole comment that looks at a man and woman that don't look like modernity's warped conceptualization of what a man and a woman is and from there come to an equally warped modern conclusion is nothing more than a good symptom of the problem.
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  113. I do not think they're unitarian. More they care much about the exact minuture about the nature of God; so, much like Heraclius in his later life. Or did they did they ever do an episode arguing against the deity of christ?.
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  114. I won't really call attraction to feminine men, actually being bi.
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  115. ​ @Shockguey  Horn Africans don't marry outside of their ethnic groups.
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  116. Ur 3 routes for explaining Noah's flood, I explain it as historical and cultural context. Akkadians conquered mesopotamia and syria and claimed to rule the world, clearly "the world" in that time was very lose, the duration of the flood as well is subject to this context, the people of the era seemed to have thought 40 of a thing is very much of a thing, so if something lasts around 40 units or is considered to have lasted a long time its just approximated to 40. I postulate a flood that coverted much of Mesopotamia and Arabia and the animals saved were native, maybe specifically endemic animals. The animals didn't sin to deserve it, God punishing the earth over the sins of man is seen in the story of the fall. I really think the solution to this is learning the early church fathers, again. Because my historical context explanation doesn't necessarily conflict with ur explanation that is built on the limited understanding of the people, like Origen already said scripture has 3 layers of meaning and we could have just opened up one layer each and the last layer, is the moral of the story. But I still think ur explanation should be guarded from opening up the way to progressive theology.
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  117. ​ @tann_man I would say he's a also a Romanophile. Like a Judeo-Roman.
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  118. ​ @anonperson3972 yes, it's still a civil war.
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  119.  @anonperson3972  they're part of one polity either way.
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  120.  @shelbzillathrilla  Lol, Lmao. But to be serious, the elderly die disproportionately in historic fall of population events, that will also be the case here but hey, at least A.I. robots can make it so that those of them that can still move would have an easier time keeping around the house. This is just one of the many reasons to be healthy so that you can remain like that up till your 90s at least.
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  121.  @szymonbaranowski8184  oh I should have elaborated. Between Iran and Tibet in the mountains and deserts were in antiquity, several polygynous cultures. The norm was brothers marry one woman, followed by unrelated poor men marrying one woman and so on less common practices. Fertile land was rare in these areas so splitting land will quickly result in too small land and only one child inheriting essentially means starvation on the rest(most likely, return to conquer) so the brothers hold the land, woman and children in common. This is why Mazdakism emerged in Iran.
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  122. 18:23 This interpretation is a bit wrong. It isn't a general rule but a specific rule and specific to this specific conquest because the specific people being conquered had infiltrated Israelite society and turned them from God, in part thru sex. But what u mentined after about captured "wives" essentially being a slave state is correct.😊
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  123. ​@TommyStrategic I have to raise an asterisk to ur claim ancient works were just pragmatic. They were built for a function but just as pragmatic excercizes is unlikely given pyramids and inticrate carvings.
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  124.  @MA-gu2up  I mean, while it was certainly less common than polygamy and ultimately, given monogamy is in Ancient Eurasia only among Germanics, Latins and some Hunter-gatherers vs from the mountains of Iran to the mountains of Tibet, I would argue it was as or just a bit less common than Monogamy. I more accurately, it should be seen as ultimately unsuccessful. I think what ur describing may be more similar to like maritime eastern asian/Asia-Pacific cultures where a man visits a woman/wife that remains in her house of birth. With the exception of like, war and conscription I didn't see much evidence of the men in these mountainous societies being more mobile or itenerant than in more polygamous lowland societies. As for the powerful women angle, when it is already in the culture that Polygyny is the thing, it may make more sense. But you are right, I saw much less support for elite female polyamory and much more support for degen stuff and incestual marriages.
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  125.  @TheSpitefulMutant  semen retension magicks not nofap.
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  126. There's some corrections that should be made. 1. Killing people due to these incidents is rare so u using the qualifier "Often" is just wrong. Like you gave no quantitative example in the 9ja example but given in the Borneo example a panic overcoming an entire island only ended in 3 mistake deaths, it should indicate just how rare the death are/can be. during such panics. 2. No, it still happens in Nigeria for sure. There was literally such a panic last year. 3. There is something weird about u assuming it could have originated in Europe and exported to Africa during the colonial period to then turn around and say that it is vanishing due to Western influence. Like if Western Modern influence brought it, why is Western Modern influence removing it?.
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  127.  @DariusExplains  I know it reduces with age but from personal experience, while reduced someone 35 - 45 can probably still have 3 kids at least (starting 35) if they really want it and have no other major complications but for their age.
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  128. I don't know why people keep believing this bullshit about living in the forest being easy low IQ stuff.
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  129.  @TomFranklinX  How many lines of logic did you skip to go from my "they didn't build in stone" to ur "they didn't innovate"?. Like, if not building in stone = not innovating the USA and the late modern and post modern West in general must be equal to Savage Barbarian tribes.
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  130.  @SBCBears  which is good in temperate regions where u have a good war day, cold night cycle. In fact, it is so good that some relatively recently stone built European apartments complexes have no need for insulation or heaters. But take that high insulative and heat absorbing property to just the subtropical USA where concrete(that needs heating in Europe) needs ACs to be livable and we're talking afternoon summer temperatures that could kill people. So, why would I want to build a death trap as my house?.
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  131.  @classicallpvault  The constant American complain for Air conditioning in Europe, expressed famously in the recent Olympics argues otherwise.
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  132.  @SBCBears  You know Adobe walls are essentially a type of Mudbrick right?. If ur putting them in the same status as Stone that destroys the whole argument of this thread. As for Cement vs Stone, Stone holds to heat better to such an extent that apartment buildings in Germany built of Stone don't need further insulation. This is only better thermal properties when you expect a warm day and a cool night.
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  133. @ClaimClam  I mean, parts of Europe like Germany too are abt as Young as Japan but by conflating all of Western civilization together it makes it seem like Germany is old.
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  134.  @ShivanshThakur-sh8ub  like some elites in India also built houses in stone? Or r u talking abt a different region?.
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  135. @jacob5395  I mean, you can still use small scale artisan and non-traditional methods to maintain swords, that's how we do it today. But that's a diversion from my main point, if due to this Japanese swords aren't considered superior to European ones then simply lasting longer is not a good enough proxy for superior civilization or even, superior craft.
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  136.  @ShivanshThakur-sh8ub  Okay, do you have names of the ones built in stone, I need to check something later. Anyways, my point stands. Majority of elite buildings in most civs the did stone monuments, including Egypt, Maya and India are in earth (including brick and rammed earth). Most Chinese buildings historically are also rammed earth, including elite buildings.
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  137. @ShivanshThakur-sh8ub  I didn't know wood was used much but rammed earth is still earth construction so it is included in what I meant. Yeah, I will check out the forts later.
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  138. yadayadayada. Y'all going extinct in a thousand years.
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  139. On the last point, it could also just be that since they're within their culture they have little reason to be "ethno-nationalist/culturo-nationalist" and just, exist within the culture. So you don't see them highly express the culture, while those that are educated abroad fully experience de-racinization and "rebel" against it in all forms. Yeah, this is something alot of people miss. Leftism and Wokeism has for a long time and continue to try and co-opt what it means to consciously be "African" or "resist the West". It's not just in the nationalism as you say, it is in consistent propaganda efforts to convince people that traditional African culture was totally inline with leftism and it has worked to some extent, tho it has also created concerted resistance. My hope is that if the wokeness weakens it's group, that the more "nationalist-woke" Africans just get outlasted.
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  140. You guys should have talked about Kazakhstan. They apparently do have higher fertility the richer someone is.
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  141. Nah, Europe and Near East had their own eras of such fears. I think it is more psychological, maybe even instinctual fear around protecting ur ability to leave children that's just being expressed in a very crude way.
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  142. Westerners malding that even 3rd Worlders can see through their bullshit now.
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  143. Lol. Weez Invented Negros.
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  144. 50:35 My best part of the video cuz I can now with data call all the people that find it arousing, ugly.
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  145. If this is is argument, he's fn' wrong cuz just about every traditional religion and philosophy also does sleep deprivation, fasting, encourages memorization, uses cooperal punishment etc. that the West for maybe a bit over a century stopped doing that isn't just a global anomaly but an anomaly in the time period that the West according to him was growing it's IQ.
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  146. Sharia is also quite flexible. Probably as flexible as pre-reformation Christianity which argues against this being the issue.
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  147. I think the part about body fat is that as it got easier for people to become fatter, those that genetically got fat easiest just got too fat to be attractive or die early so got selected out like that.
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  148. For the most part, foreign aid is stealing from lower class first Worlders to give to upper class 3rd Worlders. The majority of Africa isn't gonna be affected much by aid that usually doesn't reach them.
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  149.  @antony6799  I think instead of cycles it works more like u have only two choices, sort of like a weighted coinflip(weighted towards failure generally but you can counter weight it towards success). I think it only looks like a cycle because of you have only two options. I think this distinction is important because it would explain why some people groups can be essentially in indefinate periods of "decay" like basically any ancient hunter-gatherer or hill people group and why some other group's period of rise is longer than normal like that of the West. It isn't a cycle the very success of successful civilizations and the very failure of marginal peoples doesn't have to lead to the opposite. But peoples have one of two options, be more marginal or be more ascendant and every so often they're given that choice. Sooner or later, some of the marginal will choose ascendancy and some of the ascendant will choose marginality even while being unaware of it.
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  150. Simone the succubus.
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  151. You guys are taking too much black pills about China. China Uncensored is literally created by some Chinese Cult Network. You should watch a bit of Inside China Business who I must admit is a Shill for China but he does give his sources clear in the video to at least be white pills on china to counter the black pills a bit.
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  152. Ziggurats are a completely different kind of structure to pyramids, tho. And the anticidents to Pyramids can be seen in large Tumuli structures that preceded them in the Nile region, those then evolved into stepped pyramids(probably due to being easier to use) before the pyramids. And large Tumuli continued to be built in the south.
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  153.  @GodGuy8  While I do hold to Egypt first in all things aside from Agriculture. I was not defending that in saying that Pyramids are not from Ziggurats. While many people built Tumuli, Nile Valley Tumuli were much larger. The Necropolis in Kerma which continued the Nile Valley tradition contained over 2000 people and thousands of animals. This is larger than any Tumuli I have ever heard of anywhere, so it is clearly a feath of Engineering in its own level. The in-between step to full classic Egyptian pyramids, the stepped pyramids also imply more connection to massive Tumuli as those steppes exposed today we're actually the skeleton of the structure which was then covered with less durable material that eroded away(like a Tumuli) and lacked stairs(like a Tumuli) which Ziggurats had.
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  154. Pi
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  155. ​ @historymythology9778  As was the decline of Rome before Christianity. Christianity didn't cause the crisis of the 3rd century, neither did it cause Diocletian's civil war preparing reforms but it was Constantine the Christian that reformed the Empire to be able to continue. Essentially every Renaissance figure was Christian, even following that they continued to be either Heretical Christian or Deist(essentially a Christian heresy itself) in the Enlightenment. No, it wasn't Paganism.
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  156. "avoiding the person you made a comittment to on a pedestal" but the thing is traditional marriage in those cultures is probably not that. That's the Western-Christian view of marriage ur throwing on Confucian cultures, assuming they're the same.
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  157. Lol, are you literally proposing mass grape?. There may be a hentai artist somewhere in you. Lol.
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  158. Sure but they weren't talking abt the AIDS epidemic in Africa. Also, number of wives is less in those more southern countries you mention than further north, i.e. they're traditionally less polygamous than most other africans.
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  159. But the growing attitudes are frankly similar to Woke.
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  160.  @derek4412  Aren't SEXUALLY intimate regular not aren't physically intimate at all. Physical intimacy includes things like cuddling and playfulness which I don't think will happen in loveless marriages.
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  161. Let's be specific, it is the French being accused, here.
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  162. or just no sexual relationships at all? just channel that drive into something else instead?.
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  163. Yada, yada, yada. The Unborn are still fully Human and Murder is still evil.
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  164. Pi
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  165. 42:45 The problem here is are people really gonna act without a promised reward?. LIke, maybe you can motivate a few autists but really? And you know what I mean, given u do reward ur kids to promote their growth.
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  166.  @theesecretchannel  I don't know why ur using a leftist caricature excuse to accuse non-racist people of being racist, to support ur argument. It just undermines it.
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  167. 46:27 Kinda sounds like the Onthological argument but for the universe rather than for God. 47:33 there's divine simplicity for that.
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  168. Well, maybe every Empire level polity but not every kingdom level polity.
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  169. Damn, I guess only Greeks and Neguses invented hyper realistic art.
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  170. I do think you missed the pan-Christian but not pan-Religious group. Infact, some people like IP have transitioned from soft pan-Religious to strongly pan-Christian. The pan-Christians developed out of the online portion of that religious fundie group, that then focused more on debating Atheists than defending their own tradition. After sometime, debating Muslims then became prominent. It is ultimately from them that the move towards high church that you see arose. Because they were open to shifting around their christian conclusion to combat atheists because being from fundie groups without an early church tradition, there were often a few historic(like last 3 centuries) fundie-evangelical conclusions to chose from, which then opened them up to deeping deeper and using early church stuff more freely than the traditional demonimations of Christianity did. Its from them that you conversions to high church forms of Christianity arise.
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  171. Yeah, I see western Christian Africa as susceptible to it for not only is it occuring, they've been susceptible to the socialism wave of the past, are deeply imbedded(on the elite level) to the same Western systems that spread it and
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  172.  @skylinefever  Well, it could always be a mix of both. Like Christian Black culture is certainly different from both White Christianity and Pre-Christian Africa.
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  173. @ A cookie is a good reward but it isn't the only reward there is. I don't only steal because it is bad, I also don't do it cuz it ruins my motivations and character both of which I need to do stuff. And it is that way with almost any good deed, even if the reward tends to be low time preference it is still gonna be there and no, that doesn't spoil the morality of it at most it reduces it a tiny bit.
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  174. @ because it would be a far greater sin for there to be no justice for evil. God balances many different ideas that includes punishing sin and not lying.
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  175. Okay, while I agree with u that they are wrong. I don't think it is accurate to call them white supremacists, they're more Romanophilic to the extreme.
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  176. All these still don't compare to the African and Continental African sub-cultures birth rates. The future is gonna be way BLACKER, way more MELANINATED.
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  177. But Judaism itself was also founded like that but Jews continue to be influencial.
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  178. The Luciferian Ubermench will be born.
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  179. And basically all clothing is plant or animal bi-product.
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  180. Ur confusing a number of things. 1. The Pyramids of China are in a completely different location from the Europoid mummies. No Europoids have been found in those Pyramids and the Europoid mummies are like, Saka era stuff way later than the rise of Chinese civilization. 2. Indian art is stylized in those depictions. Unless u expect me to believe that there were also blue skinned people in India and the Buddha's skin was the colour of gold, this claim doesn't work.
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  181. 0:01 Karaboga wins once again.
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  182. Okay, I agree with the argument that yeah it does get more dangerous and mutated the older you get but no, its not gonna lead to extinction if not lines of "last borns" won't exist given most of them are born when both parents are in late 30s, early 40s.
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  183. It isn't a purely capitalist thing. It occurs in Socialist countries and even historic Rome as well.
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  184. Someone's clearly a malding pagan or none to think that changing religion will destroy African cultures when it didn't destroy European culture. Afro-Asiatics and Nubians aren't half Eurasian, their genes half resemble Eurasians. Ancient North Africans diverged from both Eurasians and SSA and since they have no direct descendants are often just modelled with SSA and Eurasians which will show them some % between both but they're their own thing. Actual Eurasian DNA is in there somewhere but Cushitics are SSA + Ancient North African that's just Eurasian like due to drift and admixture. West Africans (Bantu included) are still more genetically diverse than Eurasians by themselves alone. this shows
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  185. I mean, fucking men doesn't mean he is risking giving up resources or creating an illegitimacy. Afterall, medievals didn't consider lesbian sex actually that so why should we consider sodomy (anal was considered sodomy), sex.
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  186. Yeah, I don't get them mentioning that as an example of how ancient religion is strange from modern ones because sacrifices like that are still associated with modern religions. They sacrifice a livestock on every Hajj.
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  187. @ Oh, I am not saying the Quran is Baalite exactly just that what he used as an example to distinguish ancient and modern religions still occurs in and is still associated in modern religions. But yeah, thanks for elaborating.
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  188. 6:05 Negus, the problem with this understanding is that God literally says Moses should make the Bronze Serpent, Cherbim on the Ark and Ezra's temple is decorated with images of palms and animals and Dura Europis, our earliest attested synagoue is decorated with images as well. Clearly, not making images in general is not how the prophets understood that prohibition.
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  189. Yeah but that's North Eastern Africa not Atlantic Africa where most Aframs genetic stock originates.
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  190. Yeah but that's North Eastern Africa not Atlantic Africa where most Aframs genetic stock originates.
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  191.  @Solidude4  it's a phrase historians of the trans-atlantic slave trade sometimes use. It's roughly West Africa, West Central Africa +/- Namibia and South Africa. Another way to think abt it are as the watersheds of all the African rovers that drain into the Atlantic.
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  192. ​ @haraldbredsdorff2699 like, only the good whites?.
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  193.  @TalentedTenth  that is true but I think sometimes it can also go the other way around, people become Sedintary due to the ecosystem being unusually productive(Natufians) and when a drought of resources happen, they then invest more into keeping it in high production(farming) with recovery, the population grows and then needs to continue artificially increasing productivity (farming) to sustain the large population.
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  194.  @werpseudonymouswerlegume3153  well, I have seen someone argue for viewing the megalith builders on Europe's Atlantic Coast as a civilization.
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  195. I personally think someone got it from sewing a monkey testicle to their scrotum.
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  196. Or, or it could be both. Europeans historically were quite violent. I think what matters more against their argument is that Western cities are global IQ shredders and corruption encourages only a slow rise of IQ and those countries are fantastically corrupt.
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  197. Well, it won't collapse. Well, it might but only cuz of population collapse, the corruption and low trust won't collapse China.
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  198. Oldest Scorpion King is 3,250 BC what state entity in Mesopotamia is older.
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  199. The Huns didn't just push the Germanics, if it was just that Rome could deal with that, they had dealt with it before. The Huns decimated the Romans, the Romans never* winning any major battle against them. The Huns destroyed the majority of the Roman army and tutored the Germanics in their style of state craft and warfare. This is why the more Eastern Germans were generally more capable(Goths originated in Crimea and we're the most influential) and Rome having to hire Germans to supplement it's armies because it simply no longer hand the men and the men it had were not as effective against the huns as were Germans who fought more similarly. /*. The Battle of the Catalaiunians plains for an example, was most definitely a Roman defeat because from archeological evidence we know the Huns made camp there. It is the victorious party that holds the field after a medieval battle.
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  200.  @kevingeorge1095  I guess I was wrong for Gideon but Moses was either monogamous or serial monogamous. While conflict can arise between brothers, we do not get the sort of intergenerational conflict and loss of grace associated with polygamous issues in the Old Testament. Only real exception I can't think of is Cain and that is a special issue that allegories the origin of human evil between humans. This is a general response to ur last paragraph. I do think that Christian law is not legalistic. It is virtue ethnics and the laws given are pictures of what virtue looks like. In other words, the laws are things you only break when it is virtuous(aka, follows a high law like love your neighbor) to break them. As such, I do think the opposite is also the case, something not necessarily being a sin doesn't always mean that it is always okay to engage in it, especially excessively. Like drinking too much or being a football hooligan.
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  201.  @kevingeorge1095  it is an old tradition to assume that Jethro's daughter and the Cushite were the same. So there is a possibility of an association of the Midianites and Cush.
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  202. Nah, even when people are looking i'm weird.
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  203. Concrete at least the modern one, also rots. I think, it is mostly stone and the good Roman concrete that remain.
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  204. Source. I would like to read more on this.
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  205. Bigger isn't necessarily better but all else being equal bigger is better. You'ld have to bring up other areas of superior ability like say, in design or longitivity to argue against it.
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  206.  @johnschmidt1262  okay, good additional criticism.
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  207. Actually, Islam also grew out of Ancient Greek stuff. Like Ancient Greece, they got their Eastern core influences by conquering the East.
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  208. Money talks and Money talks loudly whether you admit it or not.
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  209.  bobby5678-ck2tc  They buy their food cracker. Your Farmers literally protest for the government to subsidize their selling of food. And you rightoids supported them in that.
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  210. I think it is more they're aroused by the sight for Penis in Vagina. I would like to see of those men are among the 70% not put off by Vags.
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  211. ​ @Cecilia-ky3uw  Eh, Rock affects everyone.
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  212. Most North African Christians converted without force. It is until the Almohads and Almoravids that we get mass forced conversions. Without it, North Africa may have remained as Christian as the Near East(minus southern Iraq) was before the late 1800s, early 1900s genocide. I.e. abt 20-25%.
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  213. Yeah, they're more likely than the average black to marry outside of their race but in general they're still much more likely to marry within, especially when the more recent migrant they are.
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  214. Or you can just say, hey, I would just be punishing myself if I do stuff bad in the future so why do anything. It very likely degrades down to a similar issue as people that only care about themselves in motivating themselves to do anything.
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  215. Ah, yes Rome. The first true urban mono culture.
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  216. @ So what? Its okay for the church to keep retreating until all of Eurasia is non-Christian? But that's okay, there's still one Christian village so "the church will never fall".
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  217. ​ @ezekieltete6584 Africa population while still booming in absolute terms is falling faster than Europe's did.
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  218. 41:28 Source? Okay, maybe 100 yrs is correct but that just shows the decay of modernism.
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  219. Did u even listen to "when they had the same income level"
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  220. It is complicated. But alot of African groups have alot of ethnocentrism with a touch of leftist anti-whiteness. This combined to well, Whites having the least attraction to blacks and marrying among themselves the most of any other group (within their homelands, at least) means they won't even have a chance to do that to themselves.
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  221. To be more exact, they claim it was all Rome. They're more Romanophiles. That idea too was present in the colonial era but I am just trying to distinguish it from simply racial ideas that were also present during colonization.
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  222.  @anonperson3972  "In most civilisations until very recently if you murdered someone (or raped the wrong person), you were executed" It was also far more likely that you were never caught, so that wouldn't have been a strong selector.
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  223. The way Simone is doing like the evil villian smile while Malcom is soying, like she's the evil master mind doing male genocide. But won't this no longer be the case with Christianity and other modern cultures and the like favouring monogamy?. I think given such dynamics and the nature of today's population decline being by age rather than war, I think we are not having this again, at least in the modern world. Although, I may be discounting the effect of sperm banks.
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  224. I find this defence of Anti-Natalism funny given the amount of time and effort Anti-Natalists spend in promoting their ideology.
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