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Got finished with my first draft of the second book. No this is not a typo, will release the books together as one larger book. That took a minute. Lots of overtime stalling me, but I got this finished.
Approximately 60% the way done with the secret project.
Got finished with my first draft. I feel like I just crossed a big mental barrier. Also some big life events came and went, so I’m more mentally in it now. Approximately 55% the way done with the secret project now.
Rewrites and edits, maybe even another draft now.
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Reminder that if you leave your baby supine too often their skull will flatten out. Tummy time is important.
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I still have not and will never forgive Alice Bah Kuhnke for becoming Sweden’s minister of culture and melting historical artifacts and coinage down for scrap.
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I’m not certain how many of you know this, but the opening scene to Prometheus is actually supposed to be the Indo-European creation myth.
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Every man has a secret playlist consisting of strange genres like Georgian milk maids, Mongolian throat singing, Scandinavian folk metal, and Lithuanian folk.
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I knew this account was ran by a woman from this post.
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I don’t want you guys to cry, but 6 of the 8 books of the Epic Cycle are missing, of which the Iliad and Odyssey are the only 2 surviving texts.
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African Lyre made out of a human skull and antelope horns from the 19th century. There has never been a more metal instrument.
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When I was twelve there was a massive dog who was left chained to a single tree all day every day in front of a lone house. He would bark relentlessly at all passersby. Eventually I went up and pet him, he was just lonely.
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Everyone who counter signals physical excellence is an enemy of what is noble.
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I used AI to generate the most untrustworthy face of all time. What do you guys think?
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The quickest way to spot someone of 110-120IQ is to say something which is mostly correct but leaves out details you expect to be inferred and wait for them to say “well actually.”
Easiest path imaginable.
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Phrenology is so thoroughly debunked and discredited that AI can predict a man’s sexuality with 91% accuracy.
Self-appointed experts in a discredited pseudoscience about skull-measuring (phrenology) have overtaken social media.
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Has Germany ever won as many medals as it won in the 1936 summer olympics?
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There are people in this word that actually want to be the first and only person in their 4.6 billion year old bloodline to not have kids and end their lineage.
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Mr. Olympia meets World’s Strongest Man.
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It will never stop being amazing that the Ainu as pictured below are the direct descendants of the first inhabitants of Japan. This is a Japanese man.
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This is what Indo-Europeans who moved out of the steppe and into the Danube Valley saw thousands of years ago.
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Something happens with intelligent people (130IQ+) which is interesting. People within the range of average to slightly above average (100IQ-115IQ) struggle to recognize them, but people who are average to slightly below average (85IQ-99IQ) recognize then almost instantly.
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The Germans and their diaspora across Europe prior to the first world war.
It’s interesting to see how wide spread the Germans were before the reshaping of Europe.
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For thousands of years in human history, these people would merely be denied from reproducing. Through modern trickery, they will deceive others into passing on bad genes.
Imagine the genetic load accumulating in the gene pool. Plastic surgery is meant to be reconstructive!
mesmerized by this italian plastic surgery practice's instagram lol
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Reminder that the skull is very malleable, so parents must take care not to ruin their child’s formative growth.
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The year is 3000BC. You are living somewhere on the Danube River eating your micro-pebble filled bread, destroying your teeth in the process, when you hear the sound of hooves and joyful singing in the distance.
It is probably nothing…
The Daily Grind.
This is how our ancestors ground wheat 8,000 years ago.
I'm using emmer here, an ancient grain that was used in Çatalhöyük, in what's now
#Turkey
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That hollow scraping sound would have been the soundtrack to life in the Neolithic... 🍞🧵
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Reminder, if you do not give your kids tummy time they will develop deformed skulls.
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Intentional skull deformation is insane. Imagine seeing someone with this in modern times.
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Steppe religions had a Sky father and an Earth mother for a reason.
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I am once again reminding you that ancient Athenians had an AVERAGE IQ of 115-125.
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A lot of people do not understand the terms clan, tribe, or country properly. So what are they you ask?
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Life has taught me you should trust beautiful people and distrust ugly people.
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I just found out I can buy bronze age weapons for relatively cheap. This is worse than the time I discovered you can buy human skulls.
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@UpdatingOnRome
Very serious, happened a few years ago, about six, and I hope none of the friends forget.
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Why do people of the 110-120IQ range need sources for everything when they won’t even bother reading them? They literally just want the authority to tell them it’s alright to have an opinion.
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Ea-Nasir tried selling low quality copper ingots to Nanni’s servant almost 4,000 years ago and we have Nanni’s complaint letter inscribed in Akkadian cuneiform here. The inscription reads as follows.
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Remember that nearly 2m (6’6”) tall Europoid (possibly Sogdian, possibly Tocharian) 1500 year old Mahayana buddhist mummy in the middle of western China covered in Hellenistic robes in the middle one of the world’s largest deserts and oddest burials?
We call him Yingpan man.
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My working hypothesis is that you need to be at minimum two standard deviations away from someone to know that they are noticeably different. This applies to everything, not merely intelligence.
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The difference between a completely wild boar, a domesticated pig, and a feral pig is massive.
They’re still the same species but have gone through and re-emerged at varying levels of wild and tamed.
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From the body of Yemo, Manu fashions the whole of mankind, this is why it’s called Mankind. The etymology is that we’re the sons of Manu.
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A people so powerful, linguists feign ignorance as to the name that they used to refer to themselves, as if mentioning their name would summon them from their graves.
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Time moves on but livestock guard dogs have stayed the same.
Assyrian relief art from the 1st millennium BC vs. a Pshdar dog of today.
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I think people below 115-130 IQ would do best not to bother with certain philosophies or even philosophy in general. It merely torments them.
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I’m going to start referring to people who get or perform abortions as Carthaginians.
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Ever wondered what Scythians looked like? Take a look at their modern day descendants.
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Blood memories are real.
Scientific studies have shown the possibility that memories can pass between generations through DNA.
The experiences of your ancestors, both good and bad, may play a role in shaping your personality, habits, and fears and your own experiences may do this for your descendants…
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Francis Galton originally calculated the average IQ of ancient Athenians to be around 120-125, later 115-119, which means that somewhere between 2-9% of the population was 145IQ and above, or what we define as geniuses today while it is 0.13%.
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Rather than dogs, some shepherds will use donkeys as guardians over their flocks, because they fight fiercely and are willing to kill coyotes and wolves.
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The Carnyx, bronze wind instrument made by iron age celts.
Used just before or during battle.
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It’s crazy how much Germany has shrunk in the last 100 some odd years.
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It’s powerful that non westerners such as Indians, Iranians, Armenians, Albanians, Slavs etc still name their children Aryan.
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I just want all my followers to know that donating blood or even just plasma removes toxic forever chemicals from the body. I learned this after a follower made a joke about blood letting being good for you.
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One day your history will become forsaken, and the knowledge of the past will become Forbidden Knowledge. I write about this on my stack and will mention this in future books at some point. Remember where you stand in the eyes of others.
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The twins Manu the priest, and Yemo his brother perform the first sacrifice.
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@PetreRaleigh
When the laws are no longer enforced society demands an enforcer.
We need more men like this, not less.
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This is why the engineer kills David later on in the movie because he offends him by telling the engineer his father wishes to live forever.
Death is integral to life. The Indo-Europeans understood this and so too did the engineers who are supposed to be them.
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It’s astonishing how little we’re taught about Turks, especially the Göktürk Khaganate and their origins in our upbringing considering how widespread they were.
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The whole movie had a lot of things you may not have noticed. The engineers even speak reconstructed Proto-Indo-European. It sort of feels like a home coming to a place you’ve never been to.
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The simplicity of Charlemagne’s throne really betrays the power he held over Europe at the time.
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@TokioKid294720
Common myth in America that Americans obliterated Germans in the olympics during this time.
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The average person denies physiognomy, yet I get told either jokingly or seriously once to twice a week I look like a serial killer.
I have three murderers in my family within the last 3 generations that I’m a direct descendant of, so they’re not far off.
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Most of the Scottish “highlands” aren’t even highlands at all. They’re barren landscapes stripped of their true ancient Caledonian forests.
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Rudyard Kiplings poem, The Beginnings.
He wrote the poem after his only son died in WW1.
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You may wonder how Indo-Europeans conquered the greatest part of Eurasia, and how they did it so early on. Today I will tel you the story of the Kóryos.
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You have to describe your interests in just four books. No cheating.
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@Telegraph
Imagine being slandered by Roman Senators so that they could have the backing of the people to dethrone you, then centuries nearly two millennia later scholars still slander you.
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@stromhawkgt
Here’s the issue, the ISS is occupied only by the USA, Canada, Japan, Russia, and occasionally other Europeans. Everyone else besides Russia would back up any narrative given by America for obvious reasons. We have the two narratives and that’s all we’ll ever get.
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“But what does daily milk and meat consumption have to do with democracy and dysgenics?”
“Allow me to first establish the history of such matters. Approximately 7,500 years ago on the Pontic Steppe, a well nourished, muscular, tall group of Nomadic Poet Warriors…”
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People make fun of German as sounding quite brash and guttural, but that’s only because Germany was for all intents and purposes, made into the villain of the 20th century. It’s however quite a beautiful language. Take the title of Decline of the West by Oswald Spengler for…
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@real_lord_miles
This is what it takes to be an ambassador. This is what it means to be a man of culture, to walk between two worlds. Beautiful.
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The last part to the myth is supposed to be Trito, who, like Manu, continues the sacrifice and appeases the Gods. However in this story, it seems the real Hero dies, and the sacrifice is broken. I wonder if this was an intended. Maybe some reflection is needed here.
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Everyone says it’s impossible ancient Athenians had an average equivalent IQ of today’s 125, until they see ancient Greeks invented the first analogue computer 2,200 years ago.
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Goat towers, we build them, not because we need them, but because both goats and men enjoy them.
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This was the most pivotal betrayal in the history of the world and your school never taught you anything about it.
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Sometimes I forget that two Indians of different castes can be up to three times the genetic distance as Northern Europeans are from Southern Europeans.
The politician on the left is Rahul Gandhi.
The politician on the right is Tholkappiyan Thirumavalavan.
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Some things I appreciate about the proto Indo European language and some of its daughter languages.
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Jomon skull left, Yayoi skull right. What an absolute difference in diet and genetics these two people must have had in Japan.
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Classical Latin is the most physically imposing and imperialistic language I can imagine.
Ancient Greek is genius beyond words with a foundation of heroism and excellence.
Sanskrit is musically beyond all other languages, beautiful.
Aryans must have been men without equals.
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Japan just woke up from its slumber, did you all just feel that?
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Tired old academics don’t want you to know this, but every single Indo-European language has a cognate of the word Aryan.
Indo-Iranians used it to describe free and noblemen, all other Indo-Europeans used it to describe only the nobles. No one called themselves Indo-Europeans.
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La Sierra High school.
The original President’s physical fitness test, but what was it and what happened to it?
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@tbonetommy39
The Cypria, Aethiopis, little Iliad, Iliupersis, Nostoi, and Telegony are all mentioned by other poets, philosophers, and historians from Greece to Rome, of which some fragments of lines still exist.
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People forget that,
Socrates was a resilient soldier in three battles.
Plato is a nickname, which means broad, and was a great wrestler.
Aristotle praised physical excellence and taught Alexander the Great.
The body is just as important as the mind.
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It’s incredible that through a series of world changing migrations, the mytheme of the storm God slaying the serpent made its way all the way from western Eurasia into Japan by way of Buddhists carrying on legends from Hindus in the form of Susano’o killing Yamata no Orochi.
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One day this may become a common place skull shape once again.
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Do NOT leave your baby unattended on the ground for hours on end.
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@KareemRifai
Left to their own devices without intervention or international aid, Haitians would naturally return to an equilibrium population in about 2-5 years.
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@escapefrommelos
@bronzeagemantis
Academics are some of the most mentally stunted people on Earth.
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