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Some areas of The Netherlands certainly are blonder. Each country has its variations.Originally Posted by The One
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Interesting. I guess it'd make around 80 % light eyes without 8.
Still quite higher than expected compared with my results for Germany (61.2 %) and Sweden (83.6 %).
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The Dutch are noticeably lighter-eyed than Germans.
If I were to predict, I'd guess by my criterion Germans would be at mid 60-ish percent but to be more precise I need to come up with actual results. Sweden with 8 would most probably score higher.
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Very nice job.
I don't agree with your definition of light eyes but I actually really agree with your definition of blonde, most people consider light brown hair to be blonde. 24% blonde seems to be about right given the only study I think doesn't use a ridiculous definition of blonde gives Denmark around 32%. Your blonde, reddish, light brown and medium brown seem to correlate with light hair in this study(only 2 or so percent off):
If you do plan to do more after Ireland, Switzerland, Austria, Sweden and either Belarus, Ukraine or Poland would be really nice. I'd even offer my help if that site has all countries but I'm not willing to Google every player.
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Thanks! I did one about England as I didn't have enough data for Ireland on this site but I found other sources to base my survey of the Irish on.Very nice job.
I don't agree with your definition of light eyes but I actually really agree with your definition of blonde, most people consider light brown hair to be blonde. 24% blonde seems to be about right given the only study I think doesn't use a ridiculous definition of blonde gives Denmark around 32%. Your blonde, reddish, light brown and medium brown seem to correlate with light hair in this study(only 2 or so percent off):
If you do plan to do more after Ireland, Switzerland, Austria, Sweden and either Belarus, Ukraine or Poland would be really nice. I'd even offer my help if that site has all countries but I'm not willing to Google every player.
The site has really good images only for the major leagues in Europe like England, Spain, Italy, France and Germany + 4 or 5 more. After that the amount of good images gets lower and even in the case of the Dutch I preferred to see other photos, too, in order to be precise.
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I think your criteria is different from The Blade. I suspect he includes green eyes with small admixture under green, unlike you.
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Yes, this has been evident to me since I saw Ikiru's threads.
It appears to me he includes one nuance less than I do (I mentioned I include 1-8 as light, he counts 1-7).
He basically says it here:
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...rliamentarians
However, I believe that regardless of criterion chosen The Netherlands will surpass Germany by a clear margin.
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