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So all you do is post white passing Iranians in the hopes that people will classify them with a european phenotype, and THEN classify any other Iranian with a central asian, pseudo-latino or semitic...

I keep forgetting this forum is mostly very right wing, actually.

Is anyone satisfied with these results?

I don't think I'll be satisfied with any results, not with the current political system.

Do people actually think this forum is a representation of what people think like? Does it look like we live in the 1950s? Of course it isn't, maybe in some places but we do not live in the...

Central Asian type mostly associated with the Turkic (and Iranic) world. Intermediate between East Asian and West Asian, kind of. Its an umbrella term, turanid has many subtypes. Here is the link to...

40% siberian and 30% central asian? Those are like Kazakh results. Could you share your DNA results? (if you are comfortable doing so?)

BTW, looking at the picture it seems you are indeed mostly...

Seeing an amerindian influence =/= has indigenous blood. Interesting because to me he does pass as castizo or 1/8 indigenous, but seems like its another element in him that I saw as indigenous.

Havent seen many but yeah, could be possible. Poland isnt an ultra Nordic nation either. I do see an Amerindian influence, its just very minor. Passes as castizo or maybe even only 1/8 amerindian IMO.

He does look like he could be a type of Arab, but southeast asian...? South Asian yes, not southeast asian.

Seems to be a Turanid-influenced Ossetian. Not common, but not non-existent either, the region is very diverse and so are its people. Could technically pass as Turkmen, Uzbek, Uyghur, maybe Tajik.
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What do you mean with Southern shifted? Like S Asian influence?

Also it depends on the specific ethnic Afghan group.

1) Yes, it has and physiological markers have always been used but it doesn't necessarily mean our modern understanding of race is correct.
2) Yes, there are broad objective racial groupings and...

Those terms only make sense when geographic. When used geographically, yes Anatolian Turks are West Asian. Genetically it wont make as much sense, West Asia isn't a region with one type of sub-race....

Race is a social construct made up by White anthropologists between the 16th-19th century. Yes, there is (some) truth to racial theories and genetic studies of groups like Europeans, Asians, Africans...

This statement itself already makes no sense as you are implying that Judaism equals Israel. Judaism as a religion does not condone settler colonialism or genocide.

Turanid has multiple subtypes:

1. East Pamirid: common in Tajiks, Pashtuns and seems to be Armenoid and more Western shifted.
2. Central Pamirid: also common in Tajiks, also Turkmens, and...

This seems to be the second time where you don't see Pamirid as Turanid. Pamirid is a Turanid subtype. Turanid is an umbrella term. This man is Pamirid indeed, and Turanid because Pamirid is Turanid....

Can pass as multiple mixes:
- Eastern shifted South Asian
- Latino with high indigenous admixture (minimum mestizo)
- Southeast Asian

Not unusual for bengalis perse, many bengalis are more...

Accurate, or?

Yeah, that is what I said. There's assimilated Kurds that identify as Turkish Turk. There's also assimilated Turkmens that identify as Kurd. The forms of assimilation is different per individual...

Judaism does not equal the state of Israel.

Its different in the case of the state of Israel, as many are European ethnically

What do you disagree with?

Yup, but I guess that also has to do with you being Karachay which is Kavkaz-Turkic

Yes. Hence why it varies per region.