Why are people from Balkan so overrepresented on this forum?

[Daco Celtic]

I admit I don't really know for sure, someone else can chime in.

But I think Impaler and Seya get 10-15% Eastern European??? Daco Celtic, who is half Romanian gets 0% East European. He is close to 40-50% South Europe on this test.

True, but it’s also matter of what they label these regions on a given test. So for example, the northern portion of Romania is called “Eastern Europe” on AncestryDNA but called “Greek and Balkan” on 23andme. I have no issue with either label but they can confuse what we think of as Eastern and Southern Europe.

[Mr.G]

But the amount of east European I have is also very common for Romanians to get. That's the thing... It could also very well come from Romanian.

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Imo: Hungarian part of IrisSelene family..

Culturally: Hungarian (language, surname, etc).

Genetics: the Hungarian part of your family probably similar to other Hungarians in the geographic area. My guess, somewhere between Hungarian and Romanian average.

Bottom line: You are part Hungarian.

[pulstar]

Because Balkans societies create environment where working is underappreciated and having a lot of spare time spent in vain is not looked down upon.

[JosephK]

Because Balkans societies create environment where working is underappreciated and having a lot of spare time spent in vain is not looked down upon.

Oddly enough, in the US, working is overappreciated and spare time is looked down upon. I'd choose the Balkan way, had I the choice.

[catgeorge]

Because Balkans societies create environment where working is underappreciated and having a lot of spare time spent in vain is not looked down upon.

Good one corporate slave.

[Samnium]

Good one corporate slave.

I like work but he don't understand that economy is in the last position if before there is a serious islamist/immigrationist threat and demographic problem.

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[pulstar]

Oddly enough, in the US, working is overappreciated and spare time is looked down upon. I'd choose the Balkan way, had I the choice.

I think such behavior, spread across the entirety of population, is deprecating the positive incentives and create parasitic environment where people, basically fools, without any kind of prior knowledge or experience may decide the fate upon the whole nation. This is what occurred in many countries here in the Balkans.

[pulstar]

Oddly enough, in the US, working is overappreciated and spare time is looked down upon. I'd choose the Balkan way, had I the choice.

See what I'm talking of:

Good one corporate slave.

[JosephK]

I think such behavior, spread across the entirety of population, is deprecating the positive incentives and create parasitic environment where people, basically fools, without any kind of prior knowledge or experience may decide the fate upon the whole nation. This is what occurred in many countries here in the Balkans.

"Parasitic"... "fools"... Have you ever been to the US? Or to the Balkans for that matter...

Good one corporate slave.

[Samnium]

Balkans are not the paradise but believe me compared to for example the french situation, they are miles away.

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