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Human evolution speeding up?
By: guest5 Date: October 10, 2020, 8:57 pm
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Human evolution speeding up? More people born with extra artery
in their arm, study shows
[quote]“We’ve collected all the data published in anatomical
literature and continued to dissect cadavers donated for studies
in Adelaide and we found about one third of Australians have the
median artery in their forearm and everyone will have it by the
end of the century if this process continues.”[/quote]
[quote]Researchers say this isn’t the only sign evolution is
continuing in humans. The study points to a growing number of
people born without wisdom teeth and born with a fabella, a
small bone in the back of the knee joint.[/quote]
HTML https://www.studyfinds.org/evolution-speeding-up-extra-artery/
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Re: Human evolution speeding up?
By: 90sRetroFan Date: September 4, 2021, 12:39 am
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HTML https://www.mensafoundation.org/what-we-do/awards-and-recognition/mensa-foundation-prize/foundation-prize-winners/2021-danielle-posthuma/
[quote]Statistical geneticist Dr. Danielle Posthuma of the
Netherlands has been awarded the third Mensa Foundation Prize
for her research directly identifying, for the first time,
hundreds of human genes highly correlated to variations in
intelligence.
“Genetic science and engineering is currently the hottest topic
in biology — witness its impact on Covid-19,” Prize Committee
Chair Dr. Harry Ringermacher said. “Dr. Posthuma’s studies of
genetic correlation with intelligence are the first to succeed
in identifying specific genes within the human genome. Her
credentials, visibility in her field, and publications were also
excellent.”
As head of the Department of Complex Trait Genetics at the Vrije
Universiteit Amsterdam and Amsterdam University Medical Centre,
Dr. Posthuma leads a group of 30 researchers from diverse
fields, including statistics, stem cell biology, and
bioinformatics. She has led two large-scale genetic discovery
studies into intelligence. The first, whose results were
published in 2017, led to the discovery of 52 genes linked to
intelligence. A year later, in an even larger study of more than
200,000 people, Dr. Posthuma was able to identify another 939
genes associated with intelligence.[/quote]
So at least we now know 991 genes to eliminate. These will be
the same 991 that Western eugenicists will be trying to breed
for. (Jews probably carry many of them.)
HTML http://aryanism.net/blog/other/racial-jewishness-archive-from-true-left-forum/
[quote]“Intelligence is one of the most highly investigated
traits in psychology and also one of the most heritable traits
in humans,” Dr. Posthuma said.[/quote]
In Western psychology, to be more precise. Because Western
civilization knows this is what is needed to sustain itself. Of
course, we will not let it succeed unopposed. While AI is by far
the biggest threat:
HTML https://trueleft.createaforum.com/true-left-vs-right/if-western-civilization-does-not-die-soon/
the threat of increased human intelligence through genetic
engineering is also not to be underestimated:
[quote]Dr. Posthuma estimates that the current genetic results
explain up to about 10 percent of heritable traits related to
intelligence, with future studies expected to expand the
knowledge even further.[/quote]
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How the Great Depression shaped people’s DNA
By: guest78 Date: November 28, 2022, 8:16 pm
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How the Great Depression shaped people’s DNA[quote]
Epigenetics study finds that children born during the historic
recession have markers of accelerated ageing later in
life.[/quote]
[quote]The worst recession in US history shaped how well people
would age — before they were even born. Researchers have found
that the cells of people who were conceived during the Great
Depression, which lasted from 1929 to 1939 and, at its height,
saw about 25% of the US workforce unemployed, show signs of
accelerated ageing.
The study authors measured these changes in the cells’ epigenome
— the collection of chemical markers attached to DNA that
determines when, where and by how much genes are expressed in
each cell. And they think the pattern of markers that they
uncovered could be linked to higher rates of both chronic
illness and death.
The work, published on 8 November in the Proceedings of the
National Academy of Sciences, adds to a cache of studies
indicating that exposure to hardship such as stress and
starvation during the earliest stages of development can shape
human health for decades. The findings highlight how social
programmes designed to help pregnant people could be a tool for
fighting health disparities in children, says co-author Lauren
Schmitz, an economist at the University of Wisconsin–Madison.
Although the study is far from the first to link big historical
events to changes in the epigenome, the fact that the signal
appears in data collected from people in their seventies and
eighties is “mind-blowing”, says Patrick Allard, an
environmental epigeneticist at the University of California, Los
Angeles.[/quote]
Entire article:
HTML https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-022-03789-z?utm_source=pocket-newtab
[quote]How were Native Americans affected by the Great
Depression?
Between 1887 and 1933, over half of the tribal land base was
lost to land thieves, tax sales, and governmental sales of
"surplus lands." These policies launched a cycle of poverty that
continues at the beginning of the twenty-first century.[/quote]
Entire article:
HTML https://www.encyclopedia.com/economics/encyclopedias-almanacs-transcripts-and-maps/native-americans-impact-great-depression
[quote]Among the suggested causes of the Great Depression are:
the stock market crash of 1929; the collapse of world trade due
to the Smoot-Hawley Tariff; government policies; bank failures
and panics; and the collapse of the money supply.[/quote]
Entire article:
HTML https://www.stlouisfed.org/the-great-depression/curriculum/economic-episodes-in-american-history-part-5
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Re: Human evolution speeding up?
By: 90sRetroFan Date: August 2, 2023, 8:03 pm
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So I was reading this from our enemies:
HTML https://incels.is/threads/it-never-even-began-for-you-if-your-parents-were-35-or-older-when-you-were-born.511218/
[quote]I would like to start this thread with a dedication to
Dr. Hendrik Verwoerd, may his memory be a blessing, may the Lord
avenge his blood.
I was born in early 1997. My parents were born in mid/late 1960,
making them 36 when I was born, easily 5-10 years older than 90%
of my peers's parents when I was growing up.
I'm also the oldest child in my family, so they don't even have
that excuse for having me when they were **** geriatric, and I
love Dr. Verwoerd and Apartheid, and in South Africa back then,
people had children at much more normal ages.
...
children of older fathers are confirmed to be uglier, and
children of older mothers are more likely to have various mental
illnesses.[/quote]
Uglier by Western standards only, and mental illnesses as
defined by Western psychiatry only.
[quote]Dr Verwoerd's father was 27 and his mother was 28. I love
Dr. Verwoerd. I love Apartheid.
Paul Kruger's father was 24 and his mother was 19, which is very
close to the ideal age for females to have children.
...
Marthinus Wessel Pretorius's father (the great Andries
Pretorius) was 20 and his mother was 19.[/quote]
Besides Verwoerd and Kruger whom we have already covered:
HTML https://trueleft.createaforum.com/enemies/orania/msg15130/#msg15130
[quote]The entrance to the town displays a bust of Paul Kruger,
a monument that commemarates the Battle of Blood River[4], the
day Jan van Riebeeck landed in South-Africa, Paardekraal and a
bust of Hendrik Verwoerd,[5] considered[6] by some as the
"father of Apartheid";[/quote]
note:
HTML https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marthinus_Wessel_Pretorius
[quote]An Afrikaner (or "Boer"), he helped establish the South
African Republic (Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek or ZAR; also
referred to as Transvaal)[/quote]
HTML https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_African_Republic
[quote]Under a law of 1855, only white people were permitted to
be citizens of the ZAR and to own land.[22] The constitution of
the ZAR stated: "The volk (people) are not prepared to allow any
equality of the non-white with the white inhabitants, either in
the church or the state".[23][/quote]
Back to enemy topic, just one more example from them of why they
think people should reproduce at an early age:
[quote]Clarence Thomas's father was 17 (the ideal age to have
children) and his mother was 19. Justice Thomas is probably the
greatest legal mind the world has ever seen.[/quote]
::)
By the way, just to emphasize that the author is an enemy, this
is his signature quote:
[quote]I love Dr. Verwoerd. I love Apartheid.
I love Dr. Verwoerd. I love Apartheid.
I love Dr. Verwoerd. I love Apartheid.
I love Ian Smith. I love Rhodesia.
I love Ian Smith. I love Rhodesia.
I love Ian Smith. I love Rhodesia.
I love Robert E. Lee. I love the Confederacy.
I love Robert E. Lee. I love the Confederacy.
I love Robert E. Lee. I love the Confederacy.
I love Strom Thurmond. I love Segregation.
I love Alfred Deakin. I love the White Australia Policy.
I love Enoch Powell. I love the British National Party.
I love Ye. I love Death Con 3.
I love Paul von Hindenburg. I love the German Empire.
I love Harvey Weinstein. I love the Casting Couch.
I love Andrew Jackson. I love the Trail of Tears.
I love Éric Zemmour. I love Remigration.
I love Augusto Pinochet. I love Free Helicopter Rides.
I love Maurice Challe. I love the Sétif and Guelma Massacre.
I love Bill Cosby. I love Jello Pudding.
I love Eleftherios Venizelos. I love the Megali Idea.
I love Al Jolson. I love Blackface.
I love Brock Turner. I love 20 Minutes of Action.
I love Clarence Thomas. I love AbWHOREtion Bans.
I love Donald Cline and Quincy Fortier. I love Unwanted Sperm
Donations.
I love Johnny Rebel. I love Racism.
I love Papa John. I love the **** Word.
I love António de Oliveira Salazar. I love the Estado Novo.
I love Godfrey of Bouillon. I love the Crusades.
I love Slobodan Milošević. I love Kebab Removal.
I love Madison Grant. I love Eugenics.
I love Eric Clopper. I love Intactivism.
I love Francisco Franco. I love Fascism.
I love R Kelly. I love Human Urinals.
I love Meir Kahane. I love the Jewish Defense League.
I love Tomás de Torquemada. I love the Spanish Inquisition.
I love Stephen Miller. I love Migrant Detention Centers.
I love General Custer. I love Indian Removal.
I love Derek Chauvin. I love His Mighty Knee.
I love Cecil Rhodes. I love Colonialism.​[/quote]
But this got me thinking: if our enemies think reproduction at
an earlier age is beneficial to their objectives, does it follow
that reproduction at a later age is beneficial to our
objectives?
The technical backdrop is that the later in life the parents
conceive, the more time their eggs and sperm have had to mutate,
and hence the more mutations are likely to be present in the
conceived offspring. I do not dispute this.
Instead, I posit that the more neotenous are likely to tend to
reproduce at a later age, since they physically mature more
slowly. This might be how an initial neotenization event during
the Neolithic Revolution (since it would likely have been those
personally least suited to hunting who would have had the most
incentive to come up with farming) produced the additional
mutations conducive to the other Aryan traits that we value,
whereas the non-neotenized, continuing to reproduce earlier
(despite also switching to farming after being taught it by us),
failed to produce such mutations and hence continued to lack
Aryan traits:
HTML https://trueleft.createaforum.com/mythical-world/uneducable-gentiles/
Going by my observations of present-day people, I have noticed
that while lower-neoteny men do not always reproduce early
(mainly due to economic considerations), when they do reproduce
later it is often with younger women (which they have a fairly
consistent preference for). Higher-neoteny men seem to have less
preference for younger women. This last observation might appear
counterintuitive (if you imagine higher-neoteny men feel younger
themselves and hence guess that they prefer younger women more
than lower-neoteny men do), but applying my model it makes sense
that it is the other way round.
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Re: Human evolution speeding up?
By: rp Date: August 2, 2023, 8:43 pm
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So higher neoteny men don't necessarily prefer younger women,
but do you think it would be best for them to reproduce with
young women regardless to avoid potential non-Aryan mutations?
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Re: Human evolution speeding up?
By: 90sRetroFan Date: August 2, 2023, 9:17 pm
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No, more mutations are what we need! Those with non-Aryan
mutations can always themselves be prohibited from reproducing.
But we aren't going to achieve our racial ideal without further
neotenization, which requires further mutations. Recall:
HTML https://trueleft.createaforum.com/questions-debates/people-with-'aryan-phenotype'/msg15212/#msg15212
[quote]Perfect humans would be so neotenous as to be physically
incapable of reproducing. The fact that Aryan bloodlines exist
is evidence that Aryans are not perfect humans, but merely good
enough to figure out what perfect humans should be like (see
bold).
Hopefully we can eventually breed a batch of fully neotenous
humans as the endpoint of National Socialism, but such a batch
would by definition be the last generation.
...
If our breeding program does not go wrong, each new generation
will be more neotenous than the previous, until eventually we
reach the last generation that will physically remain children
their entire lives. Because:
HTML https://assets.ldscdn.org/78/72/78722287310fb46b8cff931600df9e66c310a52d1057634/meme_bible_matthew_children.jpeg[/quote]
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Re: Human evolution speeding up?
By: rp Date: August 2, 2023, 9:36 pm
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Are maturation and the Aryan mutations independent of each
other? What I mean is, are the Aryan mutations the result of
reproducing at a later age, or simply maturing sexually at a
later age? For example, if the non-Aryans who had matured
earlier had waited until a later age to reproduce, would they
have gotten similar mutations?
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Re: Human evolution speeding up?
By: 90sRetroFan Date: August 2, 2023, 10:15 pm
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This is unclear at present. It should be theoretically possible
for non-Aryans who reproduce late to get an Aryan mutation, but
it still wouldn't be the same ones that a contemporaneous Aryan
who reproduces late gets. For example, a robust person F who
reproduces late might (if lucky) get Gracilization Level 1,
while a contemporaneous gracile person G reproducing late might
(if lucky) get Gracilization Level 9. I doubt it is possible for
F to get Gracilization Level 9 without ancestors who had already
collected Gracilization Levels 1-8 (in which case F would not be
robust!), no matter how late they leave it to reproduce.
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College students in Zhengzhou compete for sperm quality
By: Zhang Caizhi Date: September 14, 2023, 2:19 am
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College students in Zhengzhou compete for sperm quality, with
highest allowance of $837
[quote]
Male college students in Zhengzhou, Central China's Henan
Province, will compete in a sperm-quality competition,
participants of which could claim an allowance of up to 6,100
yuan ($837). The competition has been set up as a move to
encourage sperm donation from local young people.
According to the statement from the official WeChat account of
Henan Province Human Sperm Bank, the event will have a winner by
evaluating the concentration, motility, volume, sperm
malformation rate and the comprehensive power of their sperm.
Joining the competition will be free of charge and winners could
even be awarded up to 6,100 yuan.
The competition result will be anonymously announced in the form
of data, according to the sperm bank.
Many college students from Zhengzhou, left their real names
under the statement online and express their readiness for the
sperm competition and donation.
One of them who claimed to be a student from Zhengzhou
University asked for likes from other netizens and claimed that
he would donate the amount of sperm according to how many
"likes" he gained from the netizens.
An employee from the sperm bank told media that the purpose of
the competition is to call for more college student to donate
their sperm since their sperm quality is better.
According to the employee, the donation process will last two to
three months and the donors have to live in Zhengzhou in a long
term.
The employee advised the donors to make appointment in advance
since there is a daily quota for sperm donation.
As of the end of 2022, there were 29 sperm banks across the
country. In February, sperm banks in multiple places across the
country called for donation from the local college students and
the topic of "less than 20 percent of the donors' sperm being
qualified for sperm donation" aroused heated discussions.
Global Times
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HTML https://www.globaltimes.cn/page/202309/1298085.shtml
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Re: Human evolution speeding up?
By: 90sRetroFan Date: November 29, 2023, 8:16 pm
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Wtf?
HTML https://www.deseret.com/2015/9/24/20572960/overweight-men-are-more-likely-to-have-sons-but-at-a-cost
[quote]New research suggests that overweight men are more likely
to father sons, according to a study from the journal Fertility
and Sterility.
The study, which looked at 8,500 couples who were in fertility
treatments, found that slim men had 611 boys and 569 girls,
while overweight men were 27 percent more likely to have sons,
according to Metro.
“The present study is the first to report that overweight and
obese men lead to a higher sex ratio at birth compared with
normal weight men,” the study’s researchers said, according to
Daily Mail.
...
one explanation may be that overweight men carry more Y
chromosomes in their sperm
...
, overweight dads could also pass on negative health effects.
For example, research from the University of South Wales found
that obese children are more likely to be born to obese fathers,
according to News.com. Specifically, the study found that
grandsons of overweight grandfathers were more likely to be
obese than grandsons of thinner grandfathers, according to
news.com.[/quote]
If we were in charge, only low BMI men (and women) would be
allowed to reproduce.
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