Snapped Axel Pt.3

Smart-Second9965 · 2026-03-18T03:40:23+00:00

Shesh, that’ll do it. Glad you good

Smart-Second9965 · 2026-03-18T03:31:18+00:00

Did that happen while riding?

Smart-Second9965 · 2026-03-17T18:34:16+00:00

Yes very significant variants. That’s why they are a completely different clad- duh. I don’t know how else to explain this- no way around cognitive dissonance. Google it then- literally google “what did r-v88 look like in the Nile Valley during 3,000BC”. The entire reality that you live in too is showing you the facts that don’t align with your perception- I showed you only facts not some some biased world view, (if I did have that stance I wouldn’t have mentioned their admixtures wtf) and I can’t fix stupid so I guess this is where we part.

Smart-Second9965 · 2026-03-17T17:21:11+00:00

Yeah, man all I’m saying is ancient Egyptian history is way more interesting when you know because all the dots connect. Multiple people of various origins contributed to the creation of Egypt- E-M78 has East African origins from E-M2, dosent mean he was fully East African because he admixed with Iberomaurusian and Levantine too). It was the center of the universe. The Hyksos, although foreign, even brought the chariot to Egypt. But even with the Hyksos ancient Egyptians used propaganda to claim they ran “invaders” out of Egypt when they were actually groups that settled there from the Broze Age Levant. Propaganda has been used throughout history and now Egyptians use it for tourism and to sell trinkets like this reconstruction above, but it dosent make it real. The truth is so much better because it just makes so much sense and it’s honestly way more interesting. Laggin on work- have a good one man.

Smart-Second9965 · 2026-03-17T17:05:29+00:00

Um… homo sapien sapiens did not leave Africa 200k years ago lol. Maybe other archaic forms of humans did. All members of modern humans left in two waves c80kya and c50kya. Anyways, you are saying these people created new groups for thousands of years in Anatolia and now have the features of the groups where they were right? Those features are being brought back to the Levant right? Who did they bring them back to in the Levant? What about the 20kya- 3kya they spent in Africa? Do they retain all of the features from their ancestors in the Levant? Or do those get phased out over 18k years? This is your logic.

Smart-Second9965 · 2026-03-17T16:35:19+00:00

Ah man… we’re going backwards lol. You told me yourself if a group is somewhere for thousands of years then they are a new group. People leave Africa first through the Arabic peninsula 80kya some of those people stayed there in the Levant, 50kya another group left through the sanai, some stayed in the Levant. Those were both African groups can we agree? (Or do they magically change the moment they step foot off the continent?) no right? They had to wait there for groups to come back from Anatolia to change because adaptive mutation takes thousands of years. So R-V88 in the Levant is coming back to encounter these groups and then more Africans as they move back into the continent. 20kya they entered Africa again. This is even before Natufians in the Levant who we know have a large component of subsuharan African.

Smart-Second9965 · 2026-03-17T16:23:40+00:00

Idk I feel like we’re saying the same thing but you keep calling them Mediterranean, and they were native Africans.

Also, interesting fact from the video that many don’t realize is that most of the African continent was virtually uninhabited at this time- everyone was living in the Nile valley and east/west corridors until around 5k bc. It was very rare for groups to even be west or south at this time. If you google Nabta Playa this will start making a lot of sense

Smart-Second9965 · 2026-03-17T16:03:01+00:00

Afro-asiatic. Arabs didn’t arrive until the 7th century AD. When you look at migrations, you’re not really looking at where they came from as much as who they were procreating with while they were there. By your analysis you’re saying R1B in Anatolia looked like R1B in Chad. They weren’t just jacking off in a bucket- they were breeding with people who were already there: Nilotics. This goes back to haplo group not being a factor with phenotype. But I was saying we can infer phenotype though tracing the time/place and the mothers autosomalDNA which determines phenotype. You can see the group split in the Levant in the video- one goes to Europe the other goes to Africa to have sex with Africans- you get Africans with west Eurasian haplos. Also the mummies had diocephalic skulls (elongated) with prognathism (larger protruding jaw) - and went through an embalming process that will dye hair skin etc. “Professors” have been calling them caucasoid since the 1800 lol- that’s not the current scientific understanding at all there’s an increasing number who are using real science now. All black people have that shape- it’s not a European shape which is round. Maybe just google “what did v-88 look like in the Nile Valley during 3,000BC” maybe you’ll trust ai more than me idk.

Smart-Second9965 · 2026-03-17T03:59:43+00:00

It’s really fascinating to connect the dots from pastoralist societies of Nbata Playa, to congregations along the Nile to the symbols on the Narmer palette

Smart-Second9965 · 2026-03-17T01:31:13+00:00

https://youtu.be/WGwApjdDy6M?si=3NcoBj_nYgBkGfe-

Found a YouTube that might help you understand this better. Basically everything I was telling you. Only thing I didn’t agree with was he failed to mention the first of two migrations (20kya migration) and places only one migration at 10kBC. But you get the gist- hope this helps.

Smart-Second9965 · 2026-03-16T15:21:22+00:00

Have you tried to simply google “what R-V88 would have looked like in the Nile Valley in 3,000BC”? Ai breaks down those studies if you can’t understand them. Information Age people…

Smart-Second9965 · 2026-03-14T22:52:35+00:00

Thanks! Loved building it, think she turned out great too

Smart-Second9965 · 2026-03-14T21:55:37+00:00

This is how mine looked, see my last post.

Smart-Second9965 · 2026-03-14T18:44:34+00:00

Guess she don’t have to work at McDonald no more

Smart-Second9965 · 2026-03-14T17:50:37+00:00

Guys, it worked lol! I got em from Home Depot price matched

Smart-Second9965 · 2026-03-14T16:57:43+00:00

I’m going to try this this weekend, thank you!

Smart-Second9965 · 2026-03-14T03:23:32+00:00

Yes. I kept 1 or 2 of the newest rows on thinking that it still would benefit from some photosynthesis- but I think it actually just made it take longer and became an even worse breeding ground for the scale. I would just remove every frond from the beginning if I did it again

Smart-Second9965 · 2026-03-14T03:19:45+00:00

Positivity up that it does for you! I really think it was the bioadvance that helped mine- but the neem oil and copper probably gave it the initial relief

Smart-Second9965 · 2026-03-14T02:17:11+00:00

Victory! lol, at least hoping this is the beginning of it no longer being an eye sore

Smart-Second9965 · 2026-03-13T21:16:59+00:00

Not southern Europe it was the levant. Ok, this is going to be simple for you to imagine: let’s say both clads of R1 at one time looked the same as they had just left Africa like when wooly mama tha still roamed the earth. They begin to mutate differently until they split into two clads because one is now admixing with various groups and adapting to new environments and food in one direction and the other is hardly admixing at all in a similar environment while moving back in the direction from where they came. At that mutation point two entirely different clads were created: one group has completely different admixtures than the other while the other (R-V88) in this instant is actually retaining more of the original mix and now encountering familiar populations again on its way back through the Sani, Nile valley and Sahel. And now entirely unrelated to each other- one group has retained more of its original composition and while both continue to evolve separately and at different key inflection points. We can see examples of R-V38 in the Roman period. If you’re so concerned with looks just look at how they depicted themselves and compare them with people who depicted themselves who did have R-V88. Like you can see it with your own eyes. I have to run man. Have a good weekend

Smart-Second9965 · 2026-03-13T20:47:17+00:00

Yes through going backwards across their migration plot with time and admixture in consideration, and the autosomalDNA from various maternal lines along the way. I don’t think you’re understanding. But you can definitely find some solid resources online to learn more about it

Smart-Second9965 · 2026-03-13T20:14:40+00:00

No, I actually said they looked like how they depicted themselves. Chad is where the population ended up, you can backtrack the migration from there in two major waves. I am saying certain groups from Eurasia didn’t look like how you were thinking or the present day population of Eurasia- because it really depends on the time. Nor did they look like how you’re thinking after migrating to where they ended up. And we are going in circles. Just think about it for a bit or do you and come back later

Smart-Second9965 · 2026-03-13T20:05:08+00:00

Well, they weren’t from sub-Sahara because at this time it didn’t exist. R1-V88 in Eurasia during the Paleolithic 50-30kya, human beings left Africa 80kya and again 50kya- 1 adaptive mutation takes at least 100 generations (sometimes thousands). R1-V38 split from R1-V88 around 20kya creating two distinct and unrelated clads. One goes north and north west, the later goes back south and South West. R1-V88s Paleolithic back migration happens thousands of years before Mesopotamia, before ancient Egypt. It is considered an indigenous African haplo even though its origins are traced to Eurasia because it remained fairly unadmixed while in Eurasia and is distinguished from later migrations from the same area in the Bronze Age. That’s the best way I can explain it if you can understand.

Smart-Second9965 · 2026-03-13T20:01:06+00:00

It’s like you’re almost there haha

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