As you can see, there is a rather large backlog of questions. I will get to them in due time.
What are your ambitions in life? Like where do you see yourself in 10 years? I am seriously curious because you seem to be so entirely focused on irrelevant issues and I wonder where you're going with your life. Did you or do you currently study anything? If not, you might want to give archeology a try, gets you to work with skulls and be paid for it.
Also, you are the least gay SlutHate member because everyone always obsesses over male models and your obsession is skulls.
I'm studying engineering and computer science. I have plenty of focuses in life, and in ten years I will probably have even more focuses.
The issues I focus on are much more important than the issues most people focus on (TV, sports, celebrities). To say that they are irrelevant is completely ludicrous.
You totally missed the point. I was being completely sarcastic to show you that you can't just say whatever you want without peer reviewed evidence if you want it to be seen as fact.
When I say "Citation Needed" I am telling you that if your work has not been tested by other scientists to see if it holds up to scrutiny then I have far less of a reason to believe you.
What if every Wikipedia article didn't have citations? You wouldn't be able to tell what is real and what was made up by someone else. If nobody else has tested your theories and seen if they are logically consistent then YOU ARE NOT ADHERING TO THE
SCIENTIFIC METHOD.
So basically, you're setting me up for failure. I don't think any OFFICIAL SCIENTISTS are going to be running OFFICIAL EXPERIMENTS based on my theories. It is literally impossible for that to happen at this time. Because you want me to be wrong, you are choosing to define "correct" science in a way that makes me "wrong" by definition.
If "bankid" doesn't mean "looks like a banker," what does it mean? Words used in actual anthropology mean things: "Homo sapiens" means "knowledgable man," for example, and "Homo erectus" means "upright man."
Whoever made up these classifications is so illiterate they just put "-id" onto the ends of common English words. That is not how actual scientific nomenclature works.
Bankid does mean "looks like a banker". However, there are bankers who do not resemble the typical banker, and there are non-bankers who resemble bankers.
Adenid = looks like an individual with the condition of "adenoid facies"
Slayerid = looks like a slayer (an individual capable of obtaining casual sex with attractive women, without having extreme money/status)
Nobilid = looks like a noble individual
Thallid = looks like a Neanderthal (or "Thal" for short)
Potatid = looks like a potato
Tomatid = looks like a tomato
Borreby = looks like the human remains excavated in the region of Borreby, Denmark
Ethnikid = looks like an Ethnic individual
My nomenclature is very straightforward and self-explanatory. Many scientists do create terms using a similar system. For example, Linnaeus named many animals based on things they resembled, and added scientific-sounding suffixes.
Query: Why would you advocate such societies where you would likely not be able to survive in? With your lack of contributing to society or doing things for yourself, it quickly approaches a probability of one that you would die of exposure or lack of nutrition within either of these societies. To preempt your statement of how you would not die in these societies, explain why you wouldn't please.
That sounds very much akin to the Oasis Theory of Agriculture, which is one of the theories that is kind of on the marginal side, since the climate data counters the situation where this occurred. However, you could be referring to Demographics theory, which states similar reasons to this.
As an aside, why is hunting and gathering the superior method? What qualifies it as "better"? I'm asking because I think of method superiority as a mixture of food output and efficiency.
How are grains and dairy inferior? Also, how would you know that farming is less intensive than hunting? How do you rate that?
Query: would you count Persians as white? Just curious since you get interesting answers for and against depending on who you ask.
As an aside, you ever get your hands on some skulls and replicas of them to try out other theories of yours? Asking because the physical thing, or at least a copy would likely be far more useful than images of them.
1. If I wouldn't survive, then so be it. I am a physically degenerate modern specimen and people like me would not exist in a hunter-gatherer society. However, if the whole world was still in the Neanderthal phase, my soul would have been born into a Neanderthal body.
2. I'm not familiar with any of those theories, but I will look them up.
3. Hunting and gathering is superior because it leads to better nutrition (meat rather than grains), is more efficient (just find and kill an animal rather than having to raise it first), and requires people to keep stronger and mentally sharper than farming does.
4. Grains and dairy are inferior because we didn't evolve to consume them. Why do you think people report so much success with the paleo diet? Why do you think everybody is obese and unhealthy with retruded maxillas now?
5. I would not consider most Persians white, but I think that some of the elements which make up their ancestry are white and a minority of Persians express physical traits from these elements, creating a white appearance. There are white people living in some parts of the Middle East, like the Nuristan and Kalash regions between Afghanistan and Pakistan.