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Yes, I've experienced the lack of sunlight and low visibility in Turin (in winter, a couple of days with little to non visibility) and in Pavia once.

In my experience Spaniards and (all) Italians are on average similar, though Northern Italians (which lies in South-Central Europe and borders Germanic and Slavic countries) tend to have more Alpine,...

Well, in fact my Italian family is red-haired and has navy blue eyes (like dark blue). And it's pretty common in the area where they come from in Northwestern Italy.

I don't know why, but she somehow reminds me of Lithuanian President, Dalia Grybauskaitė.
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I thought it was the opposite. Thanks.

Yep. Both lactose tolerance and consumption seem to increase the further north you go in Europe. It’s perhaps related to hunter-gatherer genetics, idk.

I thought the Netherlands would be on the...

Milk consumption seems to be a European thing. The top 30 countries by milk consumption (over 200lts per capita a year) are all European, except for the US, Argentina and Canada (which is explained...

Yep, I drink a lot of milk and dairy products. Regularly, I consume around 1lt of milk every 3-4 days, plus yougurth, cream and cheese.

He looks very Northern Italian. I've a bunch of N. Italian friends that look like him.

Not a surprise since he is from Argentina. His hometown, Galvez (an agricultural colony in the Province of...

-Liechtensteiner

-Andorran

-Monegasque

-Sanmarinese

I’m kinda curious about these tiny principalities. I would like to be from one of them.

Well, I think that kicking out oil companies that operate offshore wouldn't be more benefitial, despite environmental risks.

How much wealth do these companies generate to the country? The...

He looks very German to me. Almost stereotypically German.

His surname is of Spanish origin, though he might have other ethnic background too, as someone’s surname does not give the entire...

I think Canada, though recent immigration patterns are rapidly changing the ethnic make up of the country, and it will take some time for the media to catch up.

The US is pretty representative...

He looks Iberian.

I guess he can pass in North Africa and the Near East too.

Brazil! The most beautiful admixture. No wonder why they are at the top when it comes to the most acclaimed models or the highest paid in the world.

IMO, it’s followed closely by Venezuela,...

In absolute numbers, the white population of Latam would be:

1) Brazil: 52.3m (whitest in absolute numbers)
2) Argentina: 15.2m
3) Colombia: 4.4m
4) Mexico: 3.7m
5) Cuba: 3.3m
6) Venezuela:...

Yes, but I think the benefits are not diametrically mutual. Developing countries (as the chart shows) have more favorable view of global trade, since they are the most benefited. Delocalisation or...

According to a recent Pew Research poll, advanced economies are more skeptical about global trade generating more jobs.

On the other hand, most emerging markets see international trade favorably,...

I get you bro, and I’m well-read on the subject, but I don’t live in there like you, so I appreciate your contributions.

The thing here is that we’re not talking about the same. It’s like we’re...

I can be wrong, I repeat that I’m not an expert. I just put it this way:

85% of Argentinians have at least one Spanish ancestor: there still are some unmixed ethnic groups, maybe some Italians,...

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Not an expert, I’m an outsider when it comes to these countries, but I see that Argentina was the most voted. Wonder why?? Lol

You didn’t understand what I meant. I was refering to the non-Spanish component in Argentina being larger than Chile’s because of the mass influx non-Spanish immigration. Of course the Spanish were...

I think it must be Chile.

Argentina’s population make up is mainly from recent European immigration (XIX and XX century), of which the majority were Italians, so there must be still some pure...

Well, I have both Galician and Piedmontese ancestry, and certainly the Piedmontese don’t look northern iberian. I’m predominantely Piedmontese, and all the branches in my family tree are red-haired...

I agree that Italy is darkwashed.

Northern Italy is a lot whiter than Iberia and Greece. And it’s historically the most populated area of the country. Northern Italians are more similar to the...