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I produce a ton of content in both English and Dutch, and I've noticed fundamental differences between both audiences: - Dutch speakers are more uninformed, uneducated - English speakers have more knowledge of the world - Dutch audiences are more likely to take things literally - English audiences appear more intelligent - Dutch are verbally much more violent, lots of cursing - English are much better listeners - Dutch value looks more than content - English value intelligence more than looks - Dutch people are a bit childlike? Or somewhat retarded as as group - English embrace new insights, accept new information I suppose international English speakers are simply more aware of what goes on in the world? And Dutch people are like villagers who didn't know there was a world.

The 19th century was the century of nation states. The 21st century will be the century of civilisation states. Europe is already becoming one.

Supplementary, Celtic elites study 2024, The incoming Suebian tribes who conquered the South are „genetically indistinguishable from present-day northern Germans“

"The Germans themselves I should regard as aboriginal, and not mixed at all with other races through immigration or intercourse." Tacitus, Germania Chapter 2

Also from the Supplementary

Gretzinger 2024 Tables QPADM: Iron Age Denmark 49% Steppe, Modern Denmark 47% Steppe, Modern North Germany 47% Steppe

Mecklenburg very distinct from Poland

Most of them are clearly identified as high Steppe Frisii (first ones) by McColl and everyone knows how Tacitus described their phenotypes. Either the predicted facial features are wrong or Tacitus was a liar or clueless.

Reality check for Indians dreaming of Germany or Europe. I lived there for 6 years. A €70k salary sounds massive in INR. (~65–70 LPA after conversion) But reality looks more like this: - ~40% gone in taxes - €1.5k+ rent in major cities - expensive electricity & internet - high insurance costs - eating out is costly - every service costs money After PPP adjustment, €70k in Germany feels closer to ~32–35 LPA in India. So before leaving your well-paid job in India. Think twice.

"The Leipzig average is more genetically Germanic than Denmark and Norway. Czechia is more than the Netherlands" No, that's not how it works.