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@LuxAccela @Calmato61 @derfurher_o7 @UBERSOY1 I’m not surprised that students in Greece perform worse. This is the official map and I contextualised both studies and didn’t mention anything about a new source. Contextualising was important as you didn’t even know the study design of both, lmao

@dorforz @Calmato61 @derfurher_o7 @UBERSOY1 You showed me the same fucking map you moron... Oh my days. Legit no new source, no nothing. Just yapping bro😭✌️

The Turks have a higher IQ than all of the Eastern European (Balkan) countries they used to rule over

@LuxAccela @Calmato61 @derfurher_o7 @UBERSOY1 Why don’t you comprehend both studies? The study is not outdated, but restricts itself to (school) students. The overall general population is naturally lower because of the older generation are due to several factors. The younger generation outperforms students from Greece.

@Calmato61 @derfurher_o7 @UBERSOY1 Outdated, why don't you cite Lynn (2019) which gives Turk national IQ as 88 or so?

@BoneyPrivons @scanerylmz1 @Bar0942 @clashreport The produced weapons meet NATO standards, there are deals with western countries as Poland, Spain or Italy. The demand and revenue increases. This is not just about weapons, but only strategy, usage and variety. The average African soldier is not well educated

@scanerylmz1 @Bar0942 @clashreport You weapons don't bring victory, low demand and bringing you more inflation

WATCH: Recently emerged footage captures Turkish-made HİSAR air defense system intercepting an aerial target.

@KillsLeClown @Tolunay_Han Lastly, the claim is not false as Turks have a substantial amount of Anatolian DNA. The difference is that Turks mixed with the existing Anatolian population, while Europeans didn’t do the same with Native Americans.

@KillsLeClown @Tolunay_Han Sorry, I thought it was cope, but it’s just genuine low IQ. First of all you equivalent a article of a newspaper with research based on archived documents.

Avrupa'nın zencileri/kurtleri olan Arnavudlardan dâhî biri çıkabileceğini sanıyor... :D Atatürk'e Arnavud demek çok büyük bir hakaret.

@KillsLeClown @Tolunay_Han The cope begins with declaring him as a Albanian, denying evidence based on archives clarifying his family roots for a few generations with the argument „the new Turkish identity didn’t exist“ or with devshirme.

@dorforz @Tolunay_Han Me cope, for what ? That he’s what is said he is ?

@KillsLeClown @Tolunay_Han Cope

@dorforz @Tolunay_Han He was a devshirme. That’s how turkroaches expanded their filthy army, kidnapping boys.

@KillsLeClown @Tolunay_Han This is the modern identity, but Turkic identity based on ethnics, culture and linguistics predates it. It also does not change the fact that his father is Turkish and not Albanian.

@dorforz @Tolunay_Han Turkish identity didn’t exist until 1922.

@KillsLeClown @Tolunay_Han This is just a false claim. His family tree was researched for a few generations based on official Ottoman documents and both of his parents are Turkish.

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@IndeW50675 @anonimasu160770 @clashreport The whole inclusion started after the war, due to the deterioration of the relationship with America and Turkey possessing a strong army and defensive sector.

@IndeW50675 @anonimasu160770 @clashreport There are far fewer and it also includes other groups such as Kurds and Arabs from Turkey, which together make up a substantial amount. There are relationships, but it was never seen as part of Europe by European countries or their citizens.

NATO's Rutte: Europe — with the UK and Türkiye and with Norway — is over 500 million people. We are facing an adversary in Russia of about 120 to 140 million people. And we are now overly dependent on one ally with about 350 million people making sure that we can defend ourselves against Russia. That's not sustainable long term.

@sherkhantx @TukiFromKL All of these frontier models used data without any authorization. Besides that DeepSeek published several concepts and without a doubt all of these labs made use of it. They basically got free R&D

@TukiFromKL I think it's partly because they were able to distill and 'free ride' on the 200B in training by frontier models. It's would be like saying drugs only cost $0.01 without paying the R&D cost, no?

four days ago Kimi dropped K2.6 and I told you this was the beginning.. now DeepSeek just dropped V4 using Kimi's Muon optimizer in the training stack.. 1.6 trillion parameters.. open-source.. 1M context.. rivaling every closed model on earth. read that again.. two Chinese labs are sharing research, sharing optimizers, building on each other's breakthroughs.. while OpenAI and Anthropic are in a cold war trying to poach each other's engineers and sue each other into the ground. Silicon Valley spent $200 billion this year convincing investors that intelligence requires walled gardens. China spent a fraction and said here.. take it.. it's free. this is the third time in five months. and every single time the reaction is the same.. panic, price cuts, emergency blog posts. the arms race was never US vs China. it was closed vs open. and open keeps winning because collaboration beats competition every single time.

@posta_octavian @Vosim99 @tashecon False, because the Ministry of Defence reported in 2022 that 55% of the army are professionals. Therefore, the quantity of professionals is equivalent in both countries. Furthermore, the Turkish army has also more combat experience. panarmenian.net/m/eng/news/300…

@Vosim99 @tashecon Your army is mostly conscripts tho. It's not *that* good. And yes, Turkey has had many foreign policy successes but you're still oppressing the Northern Cypriots who want to unite with the south.

Seriously WTF from Von der Leyen. She has no clue - Russia, Turkiye and China in the same camp? Does she not realise European defence without the Americans will be dependent on the quad - Ukraine, Turkiye, Finland and Poland.

@pluriel_one @ALPacinooooo @hig_kowalski In 2015 they build barricades in several cities and announced self administration, but they were not successful. They recently lost in Syria territory, but not much happened. Naturally, you can argue many of them wouldn’t participate, but Turkey would still have more people

@pluriel_one @ALPacinooooo @hig_kowalski No, because there are not 25m of them. The highest estimate is 20%, which is about 17m, but this is from a Kurdish source. The estimation of the UK is about 15%. Besides that, it wouldn’t matter, because the PKK tried to incite a civil war and didn’t workout.

Bu adam neden hiç Yunanistana gitmiyorda sürekli Türkiye’ye geliyor! Bir bilen varsa açıklasın şunu🤪

@FenerliHolq2 @Aliboz95352760 @KAN_X_1 @TheAyico Senin hesabın yanlış. Kürtlerin nüfusu 18 milyondan düşük ve reşit olmayanlar oy veremiyor. Doğuda yaşamayan ve HDP’yi destekleyen Kürtler stratejik olarak CHP’ye oy verdiler, AKP kazanmasın diye. Senin %12’den daha fazla (birkaç katı daha fazla).

@Aliboz95352760 @KAN_X_1 @TheAyico Hdp son seçim 2 buçuk milyon oy aldı. Kürt nüfusu 18 milyon. Yani Kürtlerin %12 si hdpye vermiş. Amk çocuğu %88 in ne suçu var peki

Bu adamı görüp hala Öcalan’a umut hakkı isteyen birinin ya kanı bozuktur ya da kürttür.

@My_view_voice @Megatron_ron No, they didn’t get the seats. This is the current state based on the evaluated votes, which means if we just consider the 30% they would have so much. The trend is clear though.

@Megatron_ron How is it possible to get 130 seats out of 30% vote ?

BREAKING: 🇭🇺 After 30% of the votes, Viktor Orban's party is losing decisively in Hungary Hungarian national parliamentary elections: Votes counted: 29.21%. Tisza - 132 seats, Fidesz - 59 seats, Mi Hazank - 8 seats. Tisza is one seat away from the supermajority.

@Still2Enjoy1821 @bbladee11 Apparently, all of this is more than enough to score better than Greece in PISA, which evaluates maths, science and reading skills.

@bbladee11 Turkish education system. No arithmetic, science or real history, just Siegheil Ataturk, Erdoğan and Talat all day and chant "Turkiye greatest country" - then apply for exist visa.

What I learned at school in Turkey🇹🇷: - Kemalism I - Kemalism II - Kemalism III - Turkish history (We never committed genocide) - We Turks must obey the state, states are holy - Nationalism = good - Western imperialists, greeks and armenians = bad I'm not exaggerating.

@gale_winchester @Y40IFRQTTING I understand your reasoning and conclusion, but the line needs to be drawn beforehand by defining requirements i.e geographical ones. Turkey underwent the process to fulfil requirements defined by the EU due to recognition as a EU candidate.

@Y40IFRQTTING If Turkey is allowed to join the EU, why not Morrocco too? Algeria, Tunisia, Egypt? These all have deep historical connections with Europe too (Algeria was literally part of France until the 60s), so why exclude them? What about Israel? You have to draw a line somewhere.

People don't remember how insane Turkey's EU accession process was. It fulfilled every tedious requirement and got publicly humiliated, as the EU ultimately operated based on mythologized racial grievances. Early 2000s Turkey was a very unproblematic and mundane Western ally.

@CKrullemans @n_askeri9228 @DeeqsiCali @RepOfSomaliland @grok Oh no, he responds to a rude message also rude, where is the decency? If you had decency or manners, you would consider the context. You seem to be cursed.

@n_askeri9228 @DeeqsiCali @RepOfSomaliland @grok Why are Turks always so rude and tacky. Zero decency or manners. Kind of cursed.

Hey @grok , please remove the unstable and high-inflation currency.