Africans and Inherited Behaviors

Poitier

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Again the same article kind of support my side of our debate.



So, the sword cuts both way dear!:sas2:

Copts, with a strong individual heterogeneity, are more similar to Arabs (FST = 0.019) than to any other East African population. Copts and South-West populations are the most distant populations (FST > 0.1).
 

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I look at how Africans interact with other races...namely Whites in 2016 and I don't think the behavior diverges far from when the first Portuguese sailors arrived.

I look at how Ethiopian is able to nation build while a place like Nigeria is in disarray except Igboland and I think the same was generally true back then.

Really, I think in every aspect....Africans haven't changed much and to see how and why things happened, we only need to look at how they act in 2016 and map it onto scenarios of the past.

Quite frankly, I am not hopeful after this revelation. The need for White acceptance and ethnic tension is biological. I hate to say it but its the only explanation for the shyt I see.
Can't be biological, breh. Look up the Mossi. I think it's cultural.
 

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Or what is repeatable observed.

I hope you don't see this as sidestepping your concerns, but meh.

I'm long past the idea of evolutionary psychology and all that shyt. The world is as is and I'm only interested in how we got here as far as it allows me to move forward. Africans unable to work with africans and all that shyt is A- a glossy view of the relations between other races, and B- no understanding of how they got there. No secret to me Nigeria needs to be broken the fukk up, no secret that our circumstances world wide are unique. I think to understand unity we need to re-approach how it's achieved...rambled there but i hope u get the gist

As a side point your posting seems to have a tinge of self loathing lately breh, don't fall into a trap of endlessly examing social theories.
 

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Nigeria is a colonial creation. To be honest; I don't think that Ethiopia is.

I am just saying that to say that if Nigeria were 3 or more separate nations aligned along their ethnic lines then it would definitely be further along and on par with Ethiopia. An example would be the Yoruba people, who historically were incredible and very advandced. The Europeans colonialism is what has hampered the Yoruba.



Like Nigeria, Ethiopia is a creation of the colonial powers, there was no Ethiopia before European colonization of Africa.
 
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