quote:Originally posted by the lioness: he appears to be mentally ill
He's just an insecure black guy who's been rejected so many time by white girls. Hence he's resorted to harassing a white female (DHdoxies) on this board with vile sex comments. Furthermore he admitted in his spare time he stalks white blondes on twitter.
He's just a dirty sex pest.
His treatment should be castration.
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Lioness I don't see the issue you have. If Europeans are primarily descended from an ancestor that had a quasi-albino mutation why is that provacative or racist? It simply means that they came into existent in a very short time period. Not a slow depigmentation of the skin over a 100,000 year period. It simply means that we are closer related as a species than what the Darwinist European theorists thought.
It means that for the most part, Europeans are depigmented Black Africans that traveled up the Nile into Europe around 50,000. Depigmentation occurred in a bottleneck as expected from their lack of genetic diversity.
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^ Negroids are the recent mutation, not Caucasoids.
Oldest Negroid skeleton, only 12k years. lol.
Mauny, 1978:
The oldest-known skeleton of a West African was found in Nigeria at Iwo Eleru; it is of a negroid man and is dated to 9250 ± 150 BC.
Phillipson, 2005:
A single human skeleton some 12,000 years old from the lowest level of Iwo Eleru has been described as already showing specifically negroid features....
"True" Black Africans appear as a recent adaptive radiation in the above dendrograms, apparently branching off from an ancestral Pygmy population — a line of ancestry also indicated by osteological data (Coon 1962:651-656; Watson et al. 1996). This radiation seems to have occurred somewhere in West Africa. Before the Bantu expansion about 3,000 years ago, true Black Africans were absent from the continent's central, eastern, and southern regions (Cavalli-Sforza 1986:361-362; Oliver 1966). They were also absent from the middle Nile until about 4,000 years ago, at which time they begin to appear in paintings from Pharaonic Egypt and in skeletal remains from Nubia (Junker 1921).
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quote:Originally posted by Anglo_Pyramidologist: ^ Negroids are the recent mutation, not Caucasoids.
Oldest Negroid skeleton, only 12k years. lol.
Mauny, 1978:
The oldest-known skeleton of a West African was found in Nigeria at Iwo Eleru; it is of a negroid man and is dated to 9250 ± 150 BC.
Phillipson, 2005:
A single human skeleton some 12,000 years old from the lowest level of Iwo Eleru has been described as already showing specifically negroid features....
"True" Black Africans appear as a recent adaptive radiation in the above dendrograms, apparently branching off from an ancestral Pygmy population — a line of ancestry also indicated by osteological data (Coon 1962:651-656; Watson et al. 1996). This radiation seems to have occurred somewhere in West Africa. Before the Bantu expansion about 3,000 years ago, true Black Africans were absent from the continent's central, eastern, and southern regions (Cavalli-Sforza 1986:361-362; Oliver 1966). They were also absent from the middle Nile until about 4,000 years ago, at which time they begin to appear in paintings from Pharaonic Egypt and in skeletal remains from Nubia (Junker 1921).
Niger Congo people are a mixture of Africans and very diverse. Pygmy influence is not that significant. There is also significant Ethiopid influence.
This thread is talking about skin pigmentation and not facial form. So I am not sure why you brought up Caucasian facial features?
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RACE is all about, Albino feelings of "abnormality" and ISOLATION from the rest of humanity. This is the basis of the isolation Ashkenazi Jews (Cagots) have for the rest of Humanity. The long term psychological trauma from this isolation has led to insanity in the Ashkenazi populace. The ultimate "Them Against US" paranoid delusional response to their genetic rejection.
The sudden and shocking revelation of one's genetic disposition can be psychologically challenging when coming to the realization that the whole of the previous "racial" understanding(s) are Untrue & FABRICATED.
The psychological trauma of the sudden new awareness can be as traumatic to the effected party very similar to the symptoms observed in Death patients, where a series of phases of realization are observed before acceptance.
These phases represent the gradual and acceptance of the death of the false/illusionary reality, and replacement with the more realistic reality of being.
A similar "grief-cycle" has also been developed that describes the stages a person goes through upon the death of a family member or close friend. It is really more accurate to use the word "phases" because people do not go through the grief process in an orderly manner.
The first phase is shock . Similar to learning of a terminal illness, the first reaction of a person who is told that a loved one has died is, "No." A feeling of numbness sets in. Some people simply say that life seems unreal.
The second phase is denial. We are a death denying society. Even our language tends to deny the reality of death by using terms such as "passed away" instead of the word "dead." We want to deny that death has taken place. In the denial phase, people hope that it isn't true. They may feel like this is just a bad dream and when they wake up, every thing will be all right. However, healing from grief can not take place until the person is past this step and has accepted the reality of death.
The third phase is anger. Once our minds accept the fact that death has indeed taken place, anger usually erupts. Again, this anger may be directed at God (which for a religious person results in a feeling of guilt for feeling that way about the Almighty) or it may be directed to doctors, medicine in general, another family member or even directed inwards ("If only I had�"). Again, guilt enters. Anger may also be directed at the world in general. "How can everyone just go about their business when such a tragedy has just happened?"
The fourth phase is mourning. This is usually the longest lasting phase. It can last for months or years. It may be characterized by feelings of depression, continued guilt, physical illness, loneliness, panic, and periods of crying triggered for no apparent reason.
The fifth phase is recovery. Some would not call this phase recovery, because it can be said that one never "recovers" from a death. Death changes our lives forever. Things will never be "right" again. Although the pain of death will diminish in time, it never goes away. We will always long for a person we truly loved. But at some point, we usually find ourselves re-establishing our lives and moving on. This describes acceptance, that is finally embraced ass "truth" in this phase.
The psychological impact of the collapse of the White supremacy myth Albinos have erected to help reverse their ancient history of ejection by "normal" mankind has developed to have a life of it's own. It can only be expected that exposure of this false reality as "myth & lies" will initially have an inverse impact on the "white" populace in the same manner as any other "death" of a long term, embraced, family member. At present, the majority of Whites (Albinos) are in the first, second, third phases and a few, the fourth phase of acceptance of the death of the per-fabricated lie of, White (Albino) Genetic Supremacy.
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quote:Originally posted by Anglo_Pyramidologist: ^ Negroids are the recent mutation, not Caucasoids.
Oldest Negroid skeleton, only 12k years. lol.
Mauny, 1978:
The oldest-known skeleton of a West African was found in Nigeria at Iwo Eleru; it is of a negroid man and is dated to 9250 ± 150 BC.
Phillipson, 2005:
A single human skeleton some 12,000 years old from the lowest level of Iwo Eleru has been described as already showing specifically negroid features....
"True" Black Africans appear as a recent adaptive radiation in the above dendrograms, apparently branching off from an ancestral Pygmy population — a line of ancestry also indicated by osteological data (Coon 1962:651-656; Watson et al. 1996). This radiation seems to have occurred somewhere in West Africa. Before the Bantu expansion about 3,000 years ago, true Black Africans were absent from the continent's central, eastern, and southern regions (Cavalli-Sforza 1986:361-362; Oliver 1966). They were also absent from the middle Nile until about 4,000 years ago, at which time they begin to appear in paintings from Pharaonic Egypt and in skeletal remains from Nubia (Junker 1921).
Keep in mind I use the term Black in a political sense. Capsoid people are socially a Black people. A very famous one being Nelson Mandela.
Nelson Mandela has very Mongoloid features but nevertheless a very famous Black man.
quote:Originally posted by osirion: Lioness I don't see the issue you have. If Europeans are primarily descended from an ancestor that had a quasi-albino mutation why is that provacative or racist? It simply means that they came into existent in a very short time period. Not a slow depigmentation of the skin over a 100,000 year period. It simply means that we are closer related as a species than what the Darwinist European theorists thought.
It means that for the most part, Europeans are depigmented Black Africans that traveled up the Nile into Europe around 50,000. Depigmentation occurred in a bottleneck as expected from their lack of genetic diversity.
The problem is the terminology used and I have already explained it thoroughly
^^^ when did the ancestor's of these woman become light skinned? Did it happen gradually from a point 6,000 years ago or did it happen gradually from a point 50,000 years ago or 100,000 years ago? Regardless Biologists don't describe this process involving thosuands of years (take your pick as to how many thousands of) as "quasi-albino mutation" The word "albino' is not used. Albinism is a birth defect that is sudden and the offspring look drastically different form the the parents skin complexion. Albinism is not adaptation to the environment. In Africa where the birth defect is most common albinism is particularly disadvantageous and clearly not an adapataion to the environment.
If you read mainstream biological theories on skin depigmentation they don't use the word :"albinism" Their theory is called the Vitamin D Hypothesis and attempts to explain why for example, Khosians are generally lighter than equatorial Africans. It's a hypothesis, a best guess, not proven. The title of this thread is racist because it does not indicate an alternate theory is a theory. Instead of saying "the Albinism Theory of Skin Depigmentation" or something like this it focuses exclusively on whites and states an alternative theory as fact: WHITES: ENDEMIC TYR+ ALBINOIDS (and written in capital letters to shock you)
and to drive home further the idea that white people are a diseased "race" the word "endemic" is used which is often used to describe diseases. So the title of the thread instead of being "the Albinism Theory of Skin Depigmentation" it is saying basically: WHITES ARE A DISEASED PEOPLE
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quote:Originally posted by the lioness: Regardless Biologists don't describe this process involving thosuands of years (take your pick as to how many thousands of) as "quasi-albino mutation" The word "albino' is not used.
Albinism is a birth defect that is sudden and the offspring look drastically different form the parents skin complexion.
Once one progresses beyond the Denial stage of acceptance, then one may acknowledge and accept the actual definition of their illness.
Albinism Symptoms By Mayo Clinic staff
Signs of albinism are usually, but not always, apparent in a person's skin, hair and eye color. Regardless of the effect of albinism on appearance, all people with the disorder experience vision impairments.
Skin Although the most recognizable form of albinism results in milky white skin, skin pigmentation can range from white to brown, and may be nearly the same as that of parents or siblings without albinism.
For some people with albinism, skin pigmentation never changes. For others, melanin production may begin or increase during childhood and adolescence, resulting in slight changes in pigmentation. With exposure to the sun, some people may develop:
Freckles Moles, with or without pigment Large freckle-like spots (lentigines) The ability to tan
Hair Hair color can range from very white to brown. People of African or Asian descent who have albinism may have hair color that is yellow, reddish or brown. Hair color may also change by early adulthood.
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Disease: :a condition of the living animal or plant body or of one of its parts that impairs normal functioning and is typically manifested by distinguishing signs and symptoms : sickness, malady.
Melanin:
Melanin is a pigment that is ubiquitous (existing or being everywhere at the same time: constantly encountered in nature), being found in most organisms (spiders are one of the few groups in which it has not been detected). In animals melanin pigments are derivatives of the amino acid tyrosine.
(spiders and pure White people, are one of the few groups in which it has not been detected)
The increased production of melanin in human skin is called melanogenesis. Production of melanin is stimulated by DNA damage induced by UVB-radiation, and it leads to a delayed development of a tan.
In humans, melanin is the primary determinant of skin color. It is also found in hair, the pigmented tissue underlying the iris of the eye, and the stria vascularis of the inner ear. In the brain, tissues with melanin include the medulla and zona reticularis of the adrenal gland, and pigment-bearing neurons within areas of the brainstem, such as the locus coeruleus and the substantia nigra.
Albinism is a congenital disorder characterized by the complete or partial absence of pigment in the skin, hair and eyes due to absence or defect of an enzyme involved in the production of melanin. Albinism results from inheritance of recessive gene alleles and is known to affect all vertebrates, including humans. While an organism with complete absence of melanin is called an albino
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Regardless Biologists don't describe this process involving thosuands of years (take your pick as to how many thousands of) as "quasi-albino mutation" The word "albino' is not used.
Albinism is a birth defect that is sudden and the offspring look drastically different form the parents skin complexion.
Albinism Symptoms By Mayo Clinic staff
Signs of albinism are usually, but not always, apparent in a person's skin, hair and eye color. Regardless of the effect of albinism on appearance, all people with the disorder experience vision impairments.
Skin Although the most recognizable form of albinism results in milky white skin, skin pigmentation can range from white to brown, and may be nearly the same as that of parents or siblings without albinism.
Of note here:
1) pigmentation can range from white to brown, and may be nearly the same as that of parents or siblings without albinism.
^^^This is a good debunk on you and Mike. It means that calling any person with a light or pale skin tone "albino" is incorrect in that a sibling may look the same as another sibling yet one is albino and another is not. So the simple minded way Mike applies the term "albino" to any light skinned European is idiotic.
2) all people with the disorder experience vision impairments.
quote:Originally posted by Mike111: Lioness please note:
Albinism results from inheritance of recessive gene alleles and is known to affect all vertebrates, including humans. While an organism with complete absence of melanin is called an albino
Mike maybe it's you who have not noted that. Yes, albinism is defined by inheritance of recessive gene alleles
quote:Originally posted by Mike111: Lioness - these are Albino definitions NOT Black definitions - what's your problem?[/b]
"Albino" is not an African word and the "Black definitions" you speak is merely the defintion of a loner living in their grandmother's windowless basement. Actual black folk don't define things the way you do
_______________________________________ "People used to abuse me on the road when I took the buses to school. They would run after me - crowds of kids following me - shouting 'zeru, zeru'." "Zeru" is a Swahili word for albino. Tanzania's albino society says that traditionally, this is a word for ghost-like creatures and is derogatory. Since the beginning of 2000, the word has been banned. Ms Kway-Geer says she hopes to educate people about albinism to end the discrimination, and called for a census of albino people. "First we must find out how many albinos there are all over Tanzania, so that they get education and health," she said. Albinos are at particular risk from skin cancer and often suffer from poor eyesight.
Biography :
Al-Shymaa Kway-Geer became Tanzania's first Albino Member of parliament, last year. She has campaigned against the targeting of the minorities and has adopted several Albino children.
As outrage over the killings and maiming of Albinos grew, President Jakaya Kikwete appointed an Albino woman, Al-Shymaa Kway-Geer, to parliament in 2008. Albinism, a genetic disorder affecting around one in 3,000 people in Tanzania that causes a loss of pigmentation in the skin, hair and eyes.
With their sunburned skin, yellowing hair and pale blue eyes, African Albinos stand out from the crowd. Simply being out in the equatorial sun is painful and can be deadly: Many Albinos in Africa will die of skin cancer before their 30th birthday.
However, in Tanzania (and neighboring Burundi) they might be lucky to reach that age because of a gruesome trade in Albino body parts that has emerged in recent years. Scores of Albinos have been murdered so that witchdoctors can use their skin and body parts to make potions, that they claim bring wealth and good fortune.
There is no word for Albino in the local Kiswahili language, instead they are called "zeru," which means ghost. So was told a reporter from the BBC. Al-Shymaa was surprised at being nominated by the president, however her determination to fight the discrimination that she and other people with Albinism suffer is her driving force.
Twenty people with albinism have been murdered in the past year in Tanzania, where there is a widespread belief that the condition is the result of a curse.
Nevertheless, a crackdown on the witch doctors who encourage the killing of people with Albinism was recently announced - and as part of this, 48-year-old Al-Shymaa Kway-Geer was appointed. "It was something very great for me - I didn't expect it," Ms Kway-Geer told BBC World Service's Outlook programme. "I think the president chose me because he believed in me - I'm a very hard-working woman. "The president chose me at this time, when Albinos are being killed and abused."
Instead of having dark skin and black hair, people with Albinism are blond with pale skin, because their skin lacks pigment.
As well as the belief that Albinism is a curse, witch doctors in the country use body parts from Albinos in magic potions, they claim will bring people good luck or fortune. Al-Shymaa Kway-Geer, says, we must find out how many Albinos there are all over Tanzania, so that they get education and health.
Al-Shymaa Kway-Geer was herself victimised when young, "When I was at primary school, people used to laugh at me, tease me - some didn't even like to touch me, saying that if they touched me they would get this colour," she said. "People used to abuse me on the road when I took the buses to school. They would run after me - crowds of kids following me - shouting 'zeru, zeru'." "Zeru" is a Swahili word for Albino.
Tanzania's Albino society says that traditionally, this is a word for ghost-like creatures and is derogatory. Since the beginning of 2000, the word has been banned. Ms Kway-Geer says she hopes to educate people about Albinism to end the discrimination, and called for a census of albino people. "First we must find out how many Albinos there are all over Tanzania, so that they get education and health," she said.
Albinos are at particular risk from skin cancer and often suffer from poor eyesight. "Many albinos are poor, and therefore they need help from the government,"said Mrs Kway-Geer
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Mike you call Africans ignorant Negroes yet you promote the same ignorant superstitious views that SOME Africans have about albinos.
Tanzania's first elected albino lawmaker Salum Khalfan Barwany (R) smiles as he poses with his wife Fatuma (L) and their 6-year-old daughter Shuweikha (C) in the southeastern Tanzanian town of Lindi on Nov. 4, 2010.
Regardless Biologists don't describe this process involving thosuands of years (take your pick as to how many thousands of) as "quasi-albino mutation" The word "albino' is not used.
Albinism is a birth defect that is sudden and the offspring look drastically different form the parents skin complexion.
Albinism Symptoms By Mayo Clinic staff
Signs of albinism are usually, but not always, apparent in a person's skin, hair and eye color. Regardless of the effect of albinism on appearance, all people with the disorder experience vision impairments.
Skin Although the most recognizable form of albinism results in milky white skin, skin pigmentation can range from white to brown, and may be nearly the same as that of parents or siblings without albinism.
Of note here:
1) pigmentation can range from white to brown, and may be nearly the same as that of parents or siblings without albinism.
^^^This is a good debunk on you and Mike. It means that calling any person with a light or pale skin tone "albino" is incorrect in that a sibling may look the same as another sibling yet one is albino and another is not. So the simple minded way Mike applies the term "albino" to any light skinned European is idiotic.
2) all people with the disorder experience vision impairments.
quote:Originally posted by Mike111: Lioness please note:
Albinism results from inheritance of recessive gene alleles and is known to affect all vertebrates, including humans. While an organism with complete absence of melanin is called an albino
Mike maybe it's you who have not noted that. Yes, albinism is defined by inheritance of recessive gene alleles
quote:Originally posted by Mike111: Lioness - these are Albino definitions NOT Black definitions - what's your problem?[/b]
"Albino" is not an African word and the "Black definitions" you speak is merely the defintion of a loner living in their grandmother's windowless basement. Actual black folk don't define things the way you do
_______________________________________ "People used to abuse me on the road when I took the buses to school. They would run after me - crowds of kids following me - shouting 'zeru, zeru'." "Zeru" is a Swahili word for albino. Tanzania's albino society says that traditionally, this is a word for ghost-like creatures and is derogatory. Since the beginning of 2000, the word has been banned. Ms Kway-Geer says she hopes to educate people about albinism to end the discrimination, and called for a census of albino people. "First we must find out how many albinos there are all over Tanzania, so that they get education and health," she said. Albinos are at particular risk from skin cancer and often suffer from poor eyesight.
Biography :
Al-Shymaa Kway-Geer became Tanzania's first Albino Member of parliament, last year. She has campaigned against the targeting of the minorities and has adopted several Albino children.
As outrage over the killings and maiming of Albinos grew, President Jakaya Kikwete appointed an Albino woman, Al-Shymaa Kway-Geer, to parliament in 2008. Albinism, a genetic disorder affecting around one in 3,000 people in Tanzania that causes a loss of pigmentation in the skin, hair and eyes.
With their sunburned skin, yellowing hair and pale blue eyes, African Albinos stand out from the crowd. Simply being out in the equatorial sun is painful and can be deadly: Many Albinos in Africa will die of skin cancer before their 30th birthday.
However, in Tanzania (and neighboring Burundi) they might be lucky to reach that age because of a gruesome trade in Albino body parts that has emerged in recent years. Scores of Albinos have been murdered so that witchdoctors can use their skin and body parts to make potions, that they claim bring wealth and good fortune.
There is no word for Albino in the local Kiswahili language, instead they are called "zeru," which means ghost. So was told a reporter from the BBC. Al-Shymaa was surprised at being nominated by the president, however her determination to fight the discrimination that she and other people with Albinism suffer is her driving force.
Twenty people with albinism have been murdered in the past year in Tanzania, where there is a widespread belief that the condition is the result of a curse.
Nevertheless, a crackdown on the witch doctors who encourage the killing of people with Albinism was recently announced - and as part of this, 48-year-old Al-Shymaa Kway-Geer was appointed. "It was something very great for me - I didn't expect it," Ms Kway-Geer told BBC World Service's Outlook programme. "I think the president chose me because he believed in me - I'm a very hard-working woman. "The president chose me at this time, when Albinos are being killed and abused."
Instead of having dark skin and black hair, people with Albinism are blond with pale skin, because their skin lacks pigment.
As well as the belief that Albinism is a curse, witch doctors in the country use body parts from Albinos in magic potions, they claim will bring people good luck or fortune. Al-Shymaa Kway-Geer, says, we must find out how many Albinos there are all over Tanzania, so that they get education and health.
Al-Shymaa Kway-Geer was herself victimised when young, "When I was at primary school, people used to laugh at me, tease me - some didn't even like to touch me, saying that if they touched me they would get this colour," she said. "People used to abuse me on the road when I took the buses to school. They would run after me - crowds of kids following me - shouting 'zeru, zeru'." "Zeru" is a Swahili word for Albino.
Tanzania's Albino society says that traditionally, this is a word for ghost-like creatures and is derogatory. Since the beginning of 2000, the word has been banned. Ms Kway-Geer says she hopes to educate people about Albinism to end the discrimination, and called for a census of albino people. "First we must find out how many Albinos there are all over Tanzania, so that they get education and health," she said.
Albinos are at particular risk from skin cancer and often suffer from poor eyesight. "Many albinos are poor, and therefore they need help from the government,"said Mrs Kway-Geer
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Mike you call Africans ignorant Negroes yet you promote the same ignorant superstitious views that SOME Africans have about albinos.
Tanzania's first elected albino lawmaker Salum Khalfan Barwany (R) smiles as he poses with his wife Fatuma (L) and their 6-year-old daughter Shuweikha (C) in the southeastern Tanzanian town of Lindi on Nov. 4, 2010.
L, What the description actually implies is, white people are Albinos with either Stage 1 Albinism (OCA1), Stage 2, 3 or 4 Albinism. Even though their hair is black and their eyes may be brown, they are still Albinos and as susceptible to melanoma as any other albino.
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Melanotan-1 and Melanotan II are both synthetic versions of α- melanocyte stimulating hormone that were created, synthesized and developed at The University of Arizona and the Arizona Cancer Center. Melanotan-1 is a linear, full length peptide (containing all 13 amino acids). Melanotan II is a shortened, circular version of melanotan-1. Both Melanotan-1 and Melanotan II develop dermal pigmentation without sun exposure but because Melanotan II had libido enhancement and spontaneous erections as side effects, it is now being developed as a sexual and erectile dysfunction drug.Posts: 4693 | From: Saturn | Registered: Apr 2012
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Who says that only White people can invent and attach meaning to new "Oid" words? As it happens, Black people have a long history of creating descriptive "-Oid" words. Take one you are familiar with;
FREAKAZOID: It works so well when you walk the streets and someone yells "Hey Freakazoid!" You turn your freaky ass around and instinctively respond; "Huh?!?"
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quote:Originally posted by osirion: Lioness I don't see the issue you have. If Europeans are primarily descended from an ancestor that had a quasi-albino mutation why is that provacative or racist? It simply means that they came into existent in a very short time period. Not a slow depigmentation of the skin over a 100,000 year period. It simply means that we are closer related as a species than what the Darwinist European theorists thought.
It means that for the most part, Europeans are depigmented Black Africans that traveled up the Nile into Europe around 50,000. Depigmentation occurred in a bottleneck as expected from their lack of genetic diversity.
The problem is the terminology used and I have already explained it thoroughly
^^^ when did the ancestor's of these woman become light skinned? Did it happen gradually from a point 6,000 years ago or did it happen gradually from a point 50,000 years ago or 100,000 years ago? Regardless Biologists don't describe this process involving thosuands of years (take your pick as to how many thousands of) as "quasi-albino mutation" The word "albino' is not used. Albinism is a birth defect that is sudden and the offspring look drastically different form the the parents skin complexion. Albinism is not adaptation to the environment. In Africa where the birth defect is most common albinism is particularly disadvantageous and clearly not an adapataion to the environment.
If you read mainstream biological theories on skin depigmentation they don't use the word :"albinism" Their theory is called the Vitamin D Hypothesis and attempts to explain why for example, Khosians are generally lighter than equatorial Africans. It's a hypothesis, a best guess, not proven. The title of this thread is racist because it does not indicate an alternate theory is a theory. Instead of saying "the Albinism Theory of Skin Depigmentation" or something like this it focuses exclusively on whites and states an alternative theory as fact: WHITES: ENDEMIC TYR+ ALBINOIDS (and written in capital letters to shock you)
and to drive home further the idea that white people are a diseased "race" the word "endemic" is used which is often used to describe diseases. So the title of the thread instead of being "the Albinism Theory of Skin Depigmentation" it is saying basically: WHITES ARE A DISEASED PEOPLE
It's being stated that the mutation started to take place around 10.000 years ago. If you use commonsense for once, you will understand.
But I doubt you will, since you lack commonsense.
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quote:Originally posted by Anglo_pisspot: ^ Negroids are the recent mutation, not Caucasoids.
Oldest Negroid skeleton, only 12k years. lol.
Mauny, 1978:
The oldest-known skeleton of a West African was found in Nigeria at Iwo Eleru; it is of a negroid man and is dated to 9250 ± 150 BC.
Phillipson, 2005:
A single human skeleton some 12,000 years old from the lowest level of Iwo Eleru has been described as already showing specifically negroid features....
"True" Black Africans appear as a recent adaptive radiation in the above dendrograms, apparently branching off from an ancestral Pygmy population — a line of ancestry also indicated by osteological data (Coon 1962:651-656; Watson et al. 1996). This radiation seems to have occurred somewhere in West Africa. Before the Bantu expansion about 3,000 years ago, true Black Africans were absent from the continent's central, eastern, and southern regions (Cavalli-Sforza 1986:361-362; Oliver 1966). They were also absent from the middle Nile until about 4,000 years ago, at which time they begin to appear in paintings from Pharaonic Egypt and in skeletal remains from Nubia (Junker 1921).
The more you post the dumber you look.
All you can do is repeat the same rubbish.
l-Barga reveals one of the most important necropoleis of the early Holocene in Africa.
This site was discovered in 2001 during a survey concentrating on the zones bordering the alluvial plain. The name el-Barga is borrowed from a nearby mountain. The site is located on an elevation formed by an outcrop of bedrock (Nubian sandstone) less than 15 km from the Nile, as the crow flies. It includes a settlement area dated to circa 7500 B.C. and cemeteries belonging to two distinct periods.
The habitation is a circular hut slightly less than five metres in diameter, its maximum depth exceeding 50 centimetres. This semi-subterranean structure contained a wealth of artefacts resulting from the site’s occupation (ceramics, grinding tools, flint objects, ostrich eggshell beads, a mother-of-pearl pendant, bone tools, faunal remains, shells). The abundance of artefacts discovered suggests a marked inclination towards a sedentary lifestyle, even though certain activities (fishing and hunting) necessitate seasonal migration.
North of this habitation, about forty burials were dated to the Epipalaeolithic (7700-7000 B.C.) and generally do not contain any furnishings. On the other hand, the Neolithic cemetery (6000-5500 B.C.) located further south comprises about a hundred burials often containing artefacts (adornment, ceramics, flint or bone objects).
. The people who comprise with Hg A and B.
And depending on where tribes resided, it's dependable of their physical appearance, facial features.
The tribes at the site of Kibish look the pic beneath, and this is where the oldest remains were found. It's the Southeast of Ethiopia, near the so called border of Northern Kenya and guess what: South Sudan!
Interesting is however, that there at the site of Kibish you will find within several tribes, people with several facial features. Small noses, wide noses, thin lips, full lips etc....in all kinds of variety. Yet, these people belong to the oldests groups amoungst mankind.
Recent dating evidence re-establishes the Kibish fossils found in Ethiopia as the oldest modern human fossils known, at about 195,000 years.
The Kibish (Omo) fossils were found in 1967 in the Kibish region near the Omo River in Ethiopia. A partial skull and skeleton (Omo 1) and a skull lacking its face (Omo 2) were discovered in separate localities and dating techniques available at the time suggested they might be about 130,000 years old.
Herto skulls
In 2003 two partial and one nearly complete modern human skulls were found in Herto, Ethiopia, and were dated at about 160,000 years old. They were hailed as the oldest relatively complete and well-dated finds of our species Homo sapiens.
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If someone could scan and post the rescinded images from page1. Not only that F12 no longer yields direct links to GOOGLE page images but that book itself is no longer available on GOOGLEBOOKS.
Thanks in advance.
Also note the VanSertima widow is not keeping all the journals in print.
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quote:Originally posted by Tukuler: So far a lot of tooth gnashing and hand wringing but not even one attempt at falsifying any full paragraph context Finch proposal.
This means no one has found any part of Finch's Vitamin D - albinism hypothesis on the evolution of white skin in Europe to be unsound. There is only dislike for Finch's hypothesis.
Here it is again with the same invitation for any and all to pick one or all of its premises, quote such premise(s) in full paragraph context, and then disconfirm.
I regards to the embolden question above, the hypothesis is absurd when you consist the dynamic range of wavelengths in which Eumelanin captures solar radiation compared to white skin which becomes a narrowband filter to available solar energy capture.
Black/Brown Eumelanin is comprised of all of the wavelengths of the E-M spectrum and therefore can absorb energy from all of these sources, in Africa or Europe. If you de-pigment to white (actually red/pink), then you narrow the available wavelength to just within the red/yellow spectrum within visible light band, or approx. 600-700nm. So, essentially you go from having the ability to absorb ALL from Gamma to Radio to just a little fraction of the band within the visible spectrum within the lowest energy bandwidth. It doesn't take a math degree to see which melanin type absorbs the most energy in any environment.
What the proponents of this theory also neglect to state is for every action, there is a reaction. A reaction typical in whites who have lost large percentages of Eumelanin is, a greatly lowered immunity system. Not only is the available energy resource band limited, but the body also becomes susceptible to radiation damage from all other wavelengths outside of the Yellow/red wavelength. Hence, the need for limited direct sunlight exposure and toxic sunscreeen.
So, what the theory suggests is that nature depigmented whites at the expense of their immunity systems.
I don't know about you, but I really don't believe that natural selection works so haphazardly. Albinism byway of TYR/P-Gene mutation must have originated in Africa and the original migrants into Asia & Europe most certainly were comprised of waves of African Albinos.
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