Aslan Pahari
@AslanPahariii
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Views are my own. Follow ≠ Endorsement. Usually talking about anthropology, history, linguistics and other related stuff.
Sydney, Australia
Joined March 2025
Hello, my friends. I have decided to return to X after a year long hiatus.
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I like that this screenshot of my video resurfaces on X every few months
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Nigga you’re a white guy pretending to be pakistani STFU
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The current understanding around Indo-Aryan migration/assimilation into Harappan era culture is far more complex and interesting than “white man came and took over”.
This is what it was like when Lord Indra arrived on Ganges in the Bronze Age before he slaughtered six million Dasyu aboriginals.
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Pahari means “mountain dweller”
@AslanPahariii What kind of last name is Pahari get away from me stinky
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I genuinely think people who post like this have barely left their street, let alone their country. Interact more with people. Get to know those who seem different to you. Keeping yourself in this state of mind is like trapping yourself in a cage you’ve created for yourself.
I have not empathy sufficient for the plight of eight billion on the planet, most of whom loathe and would gladly kill me and my people for both our genetic (& earned) superiorities in all categories; for the grand crime of making savages recognize & feel their own inferiority.🖕
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It’s strange how bad this cesspool of a site has become. A few years ago, even the bigoted could feel joy for an orphan who found a family.
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The Mughals were Central Asian Turks that gradually Persianised their culture. They were not Arab. Here is an example of the sort of Timurid architecture Babur would have been accustomed to in his homeland.
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Frontier ethnicities tend to have a much stronger/stricter sense of identity. Probably because historically they’d have to interact with unrelated ethnic groups frequency.
a pashtun, an italian, and a kurd walk into a room. which one is mentioning their ethnicity first?
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Well, yes, it’s quite simple to understand. You’re conflating a modern national identity with a historical cultural/geographical region. Sure, you can go on about how all the land is rightfully yours, and they can argue the same about what’s rightfully theirs. But the reality is
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Though I only really run Minecraft and stardew these days. Farming is fun, real or virtual.
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It’s happening
Study of 1m-year-old skull points to earlier origins of modern humans. Skull found in China may be [on the lineage of] Homo longi, potentially revising understanding of human evolution
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I’m not some big fan of the series, but isn’t it obvious that this is meant to be targeted to a new generation, and not some nostalgia piece for millennials?
okay but really what is the point of this show
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No, it’s probably not even in the top three. Usually, the Indo-Iranian branch (so Iranian and Indic subgroups) maintain some of oldest Indo-European related written work, that too in archaic IE languages. This is why when Europeans first studied texts like the Rigveda, their
One of the Exiles hosts made an interesting point; due to the geographical isolation of the Germanic peoples in the northern forests, with few external influences, Germanic paganism was likely among the closest to the original Indo-European religion. Art by Scythian Warlord. ᛉ
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His features are probably due to Marfan syndrome. It’s been long speculated that he had it, along with other lanky, gaunt faced figures like Osama Bin Laden and Pharaoh Akhenaten.
My favorite thing about this tweet is that people were basically saying it to Lincoln all the time when he was alive
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Imagine if the blue whale (largest animal to ever exist) had gone extinct before the modern era. I’m sure someone on here would be making a post like this about the possibility of the bones belonging to Leviathan.
We should consider the distinct possibility that Neanderthals & Denisovans were the ‘Nephilim’ described in the Bible. ⚠️Warning: Indoctrinated academics will get bizarrely angry by this post.
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Naraz mat hona this is also true for many other communities in that region
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