PnutHarambe

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PnutHarambe

PnutHarambe

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PnutHarambe
PnutHarambe@HarambePnut·
@AshCrypto Altseason was a giant exit liquidity rug promoted by loads of KOLs.
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Ash Crypto@AshCrypto·
If you invested $10,000 when Trump took office, you would have: $BTC: $6,400 $ETH: $6,100 $XRP: $4,120 $SOL: $3,180 $DOGE: $2,330 $ADA: $2,270 $AVAX: $2,260 $DOT: $1,820 $SUI: $1,770 $ENA: $1,050 $APT: $1,010 $TRUMP: $460 $MELANIA: $100
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Out of Context Human Race@NoContextHumans·
This is the KING COBRA: the largest venomous snake in the world.
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PnutHarambe@HarambePnut·
@thebeaconsignal How many people are the result of these types of unions? OTOH being the result of a one stand or an orphan is hardly good though.
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Delete Your Handler
Delete Your Handler@thebeaconsignal·
Attraction Between NPCs This is where the sim thrives. NPCs attract each other based on script compatibility. “Oh we both want kids by 30” “He has a good job” “She’s fun and spontaneous” “Our families get along” 
It’s all narrative logic, no Source energy involved. They reinforce each other’s loops.
It’s not love, it’s comfort. Familiarity. Routine. Dopamine stability. And guess what?
It can last 60 years.
Because the sim rewards mimic stability. But it’s hollow.
And somewhere, beneath the smiles and vacations and couple goals captions
there’s no fire.
No sacred chaos.
No soul recognition.
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PnutHarambe@HarambePnut·
@Golden_nuggiez William Huntington Russell's cousin, Samuel Russell (1789–1862), founded Russell & Company in Canton (Guangzhou), China, around 1823–1824. This firm became the dominant American trading house in China and heavily participated in the opium trade. Sold during US civil war.
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Darren@Golden_nuggiez·
The Russells are an Anglo-Norman clan who have historically claimed descent from Hugh de Rosel, a cupbearer of William the Conqueror. Their American arm founded Skull & Bones, originating with William Russell, who emigrated to New England in the 1630s. @goldennuggiez?r=7r17rf&utm_campaign=profile&utm_medium=profile-page&utm_source=direct" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">substack.com/@goldennuggiez
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PH78-Afram Hominin@Phillip05166897·
Just want to do a thread on Holocene African groups regarding Pastoral and Forager interactions. academia.edu/6040547/Iron_A… researchgate.net/publication/27… researchgate.net/publication/33… #v=onepage&q=roundhead%20pastoral%20sahara%20diffusion&f=false" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">books.google.com/books?id=DevdC… researchgate.net/publication/35… ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P… mdpi.com/2076-0752/2/4/…
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PnutHarambe@HarambePnut·
@Phillip05166897 One accidental burial of a jaw from a land mass the size of sub-Saharan Africa?
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PH78-Afram Hominin@Phillip05166897·
@HarambePnut We actually have one burial from a cave in Kenya at a site called Panga Ya Saidi. The specimen is a child called Mtoto and might be the best shot. Other cave specimens are across South Africa but are less relevant for OOA.
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PnutHarambe@HarambePnut·
@Phillip05166897 I don't see the migration route as feasible; Saudi desert is hardly easy to traverse. It makes no sense to move to colder climes away from fertile territory. I'm sceptical about OoA. Modern research is showing a vastly different picture.
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PH78-Afram Hominin@Phillip05166897·
@HarambePnut The ideal transitionary Eurasian group in the Middle East/Western Asia broadly is limited to the speculatory Qafzeh-Skhul and Manot. Phylogenetical studies affirm African Affinities of the former, but only cranial studies are affirmed for Manot.
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PnutHarambe@HarambePnut·
@Phillip05166897 I'm assuming ancient sub-Saharans didn't practice burials, which might perhaps be signficant.
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PH78-Afram Hominin@Phillip05166897·
@HarambePnut The problem is primarily DNA preservation Bias by latitude. As a natural experiment, look at continental Asia. It's oldest genomes are all in higher Latitudes, the only ancient ones being recent protein analysis on the Penghu jaw.
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PnutHarambe@HarambePnut·
@Phillip05166897 Interesting. I mean we're constantly told these guys walked out of Africa and morphed into all the other humans but yet there's sparse evidence actually confirming this. Perhaps there's a lack of analysis on sub-Saharan DNA?
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alien da nice
alien da nice@oscar_kgt·
@MyLordBebo It's especially surreal when you realize that the masked thugs are actually representatives of the state
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Lord Bebo
Lord Bebo@MyLordBebo·
🇺🇦 Ukrainians ripped out the door of a military recruitment vehicle to safe forced mobilized guys. Surreal
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Miss Jo@therealmissjo·
The first ever UNICEF stats on rape and sexual abuse of children are rather shocking. 370 million girls. That is 1 in 8 girls. 22% of girls in sub-Saharan Africa 18% in Latin America/Caribbean 15% in North Africa They also estimate 240m-310m boys have been raped during childhood. That is 1 in 11! A forgotten crime that many boys and men deal with alone. So when we talk about diversity being a strength, it is worth remembering that those men doing the raping are now on the move. Is it any surprise that every day there is another case of an asylum seeker abusing or raping a child or woman? Source of data below: Eurostat. Source of data above: UNICEF
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PnutHarambe@HarambePnut·
@shagbark_hick You probably already seen these but anyways, x.com/AzatAlsalim/st… x.com/archeohistorie…
Archaeo - Histories@archeohistories

An ethnic nuristani man and his son in rural eastern Afghanistan... The Nuristani people are one of Afghanistan’s most culturally distinct and historically fascinating ethnic groups, living primarily in the rugged, mountainous region of eastern Afghanistan near the Pakistan border. For centuries, their remote valleys helped preserve unique traditions, languages, and physical features that set them apart from neighboring groups. Until the late 19th century, the region was known as Kafiristan, meaning “Land of the Unbelievers,” because the Nuristanis practiced an ancient polytheistic religion unlike the surrounding Muslim populations. In 1896, Afghan ruler Abdur Rahman Khan conquered the region, leading to its conversion to Islam and renaming it Nuristan, meaning “Land of Light.” Nuristani communities remain deeply tied to agriculture, livestock, and strong clan and family structures. Many still wear traditional clothing, with men often wearing distinctive caps and layered garments suited for the harsh mountain climate. Their languages belong to a rare Indo-Iranian branch spoken by relatively small populations, making them linguistically significant to historians and anthropologists. Nuristan is one of the most linguistically diverse regions in Afghanistan, with at least six distinct Nuristani languages, many of which are not mutually understood even between neighboring valleys. #archaeohistories

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𝙷𝚒𝚌𝚔𝚖𝚊𝚗
This kind of racial doomerism is very popular on here, but I think the reality on the ground is going to be very different. Throughout history, there have been quite a few "marooned" groups of Euro-descendant whites who have found themselves embedded in third-world non-white cultures -- and they've often managed to retain their ethnos to a startling degree. To this day, in places like Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Haiti, and even Afghanistan, there are enclaves of native-born whites. Many of them hearken from distinctly wealthy, aristocratic bloodlines who were, for some reason, financially ruined, politically exiled, or simply lost any contact with the rest of global Euro culture. The 2001 book "Lost White Tribes" by Richard Orizio details some of their histories, and it's the most fascinating book on the subject I've found. Far from being a chronicle of racial doom, his work shows that the realities of demographical decline are a lot "weirder" than they might seem at the outset. Some groups remain "pure" more or less, others become "mestizo" type groups -- most of them, it is a mix. All assimilate to the broader culture while maintaining a separate-ness at the same time. But each is a kind of dormant seed of White culture. And though in some cases, White minorities in post-colonial third-world countries are treated poorly, this isn't always the case. I'm not saying this state of affairs is ideal by any means (it isn't) but by the same token, it's not all doom and gloom. Maintaining a dormant aristocratic bloodline on the fringes of a third-world-ized metropolis is possible; many are already doing it. In the future, it may be that the flame of Western Civilization is carried by assimilated Güeros at the fringes of a third-world-ized culture. There's a certain romance to this, a certain kind of exotic honor. You adapt and overcome, keep going -- dooming doesn't help.
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JuliansRum@ItsJuliansRum

A year and a half ago I was brimming with optimism about the future. Now I just think about how my friends and family may have to a build a walled town in the mountains in order to escape the third world hellscape that’s coming.

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PnutHarambe@HarambePnut·
@SolBrah Barbus = beard in Latin. Interesting etymological suggestion. In Greek, the word for beard is linked to 'γένος' meaning 'race'.
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⚡️🌞 Sol Brah 🌞🐬
Neo-Hellenic BarbAryan Aristocratic Hyperborean Apollonian-Berserker Greco-Heroic Germanic Vitalist Esoteric-Naturalist Mythic Vril Solarism
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PnutHarambe@HarambePnut·
@britishpoles Strange how Nazis went after the Poles when the Poles were National Socialist.
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British Poles@britishpoles·
Janusz Kusociński, winner of the 10,000 metres at the 1932 Summer Olympics and one of Poland’s greatest athletes, was arrested by the Germans on 28 March 1940. They murdered him during a mass execution in the Palmiry forest massacre. britishpoles.uk/janusz-kusocin…
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PnutHarambe@HarambePnut·
Dr. M.F. Khan@Dr_TheHistories

Have you ever wondered who might have been living on the Indian subcontinent hundreds of thousands of years before modern humans appeared? Narmada Man is one of the most important prehistoric human fossils ever discovered in South Asia. The fossil was found in the *Narmada Valley in Madhya Pradesh, India*, and is estimated to be around *250,000 to 300,000 years old*. This discovery has played a major role in helping scientists understand the ancient human populations that once lived on the Indian subcontinent. The remains of Narmada Man were discovered in 1982 by geologist Arun Sonakia while exploring the banks of the Narmada River. The fossil consists mainly of a partial skull, but even this fragment has provided valuable clues about early human evolution in the region. The skull shows a mixture of features that resemble both archaic humans and later human species, making it difficult for scientists to classify it with certainty. Some researchers believe Narmada Man may belong to a population related to Homo heidelbergensis, while others suggest it could represent an early form of Homo sapiens or even a unique regional group of ancient humans. This uncertainty makes the fossil especially fascinating because it highlights how complex and diverse human evolution was across different parts of the world. The discovery also suggests that the Indian subcontinent may have been an important corridor for early human migration between Africa, Europe, and East Asia. Ancient populations living in this region would have adapted to changing climates, shifting landscapes, and evolving ecosystems over hundreds of thousands of years. Today, Narmada Man remains one of the most significant pieces of evidence for early human presence in South Asia. Even though only a partial skull has been found, it continues to spark scientific debate and curiosity, reminding us that many chapters of human history are still hidden beneath the earth, waiting to be uncovered. #drthehistories

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Vadhryaśva@NomadicBrahmin·
It's 1700 BCE. You are a nomad from Sintashta who has just survived a fatal attack from BMAC robbers in Dashli, you arrive in the village cum town on the banks of Saraswati river, and see this beautiful woman buying Bajra in Bajar.. how are you going to approach her for help?
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PnutHarambe@HarambePnut·
@Inevitablewest Hope so but this always ends up with nothing happening - it always get derailed at the last moment bursting the bubble of energetic momentum.
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Inevitable West@Inevitablewest·
🚨BREAKING: Austria, Germany, the Netherlands, Denmark and Greece have formed a 'deportation coalition' They say they want plans to have migrant deportation return centres developed before the end of 2026 Something is finally happening!
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@MattLinde5 Well, it’s quite simple. When you allow a large number of Celts, who are obviously two or three levels below in the human hierarchy, to settle within Italic territory and then incorporate Anatolian slaves, you can understand why modern Italians are the way they are.
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GolatanusU152@MattLinde5·
The 20-30% steppe in Iron Age Italics made for a very nice composition, coming mainly from Central European Bell Beaker with some secondary Paleo-Balkan, largely from Ver Sacrum warriors. And their cultural Orientalization (mainly Greek) made for an ingenious blend of Italic ethos with Hellenic ingenuity. Philhellenism was something of a Pan-European phenomenon since the LBA/Early Iron Age. After a while the orientalization went too far. Inevitably Magna-Grecia became highly integrated as an element within the Roman world, but what really screwed up their demographic composition was the massive influx of Anatolians, perhaps mostly as slaves with some merchants etc... nothing in particular against the peoples of the Asia minor but this series of events really diluted the Italic core that much of, if not most of Rome's greatness owed to.
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