Ethno-genetic map of Europe and peripheral regions

[Sandis]

More accurate "Slavic" area. Based on Oleg Balanovsky maps.

I selected Crimean Tatars and Circassians as indigenous inhabitants for Crimea and Krasnodar Krai (with Adygea enclave) respectively, although there were some more indigenous in the past.
I don't have a lot of data for oblasts near Moscow, but since this area was originally Baltic and Finnic, i merged it with Balto-Uralic cluster, although later migrations definitely changed genetic structure, especially in the biggest cities like Moscow and Nizhny Novgorod.

[Roy]

I guess one tends to notice most what concerns them. Anyway, I still like Americans generally and feel much closer to them than to continental Europeans, obviously. Don't care for most of the boring, typical stereotypes about them.

Australians almost never get negative stereotypes from foreigners, that comes with the territory of being irrelevant

Are there any really negative stereotypes about Australians though? Sure there is a lot of about Americans, some of them are even correct most of the time.

[Jaromir]

I've found this map on Pinterest and it seems somehow accurate to me. Do you also think it is accurate?

Estonia is more Finno-Germanic and zero percent... how to say... "Iberian" of course

edit: adding map

[Creoda]

Are there any really negative stereotypes about Australians though? Sure there is a lot of about Americans, some of them are even correct most of the time.

A lot of leftists call Aussies racist, but then they do that for most White countries. The British have some mildly negative stereotypes about Australians as being uncultured/uncouth and basic, with a simple sense of humour lacking wit, which is kind of true, but that is usually good-natured ribbing similar to that which exists between different British regions/nations. It goes back to the convict and lower-class origins. Also the traditional diet here is very basic and has a poor reputation among ethnics as being bland, the same as the British diet.

Australian tourists don't have a great reputation in Bali/SE Asia, they act similar to British tourists in Europe and are known for drug-smuggling, ie Schapelle Corby. But like the Euros, the Asians are happy to take our money, so fuck 'em. Some Americans probably consider Australians to be cheap because we don't tip, I've heard it said in the US that Australian tourists are the worst tippers in the world. Personally I think the whole tipping obligation there is retarded, so I don't sympathise.

There are more internal negative stereotypes than among foreigners.

[Sandis]

Estonia is more Finno-Germanic

Germans didn't have such a big impact in Estonia.
Compared to Latvia, there is not a big difference, because these countries were united many centuries.
In Latvia there were early Scandinavian settlements, but they were not important.
I read about Viking age in Estonia. There is mentioned possible settlement and that Western and Northern Estonia were in Scandinavian cultural sphere.

[Roy]

A lot of leftists call Aussies racist, but then they do that for most White countries. The British have some mildly negative stereotypes about Australians as being uncultured/uncouth and basic, with a simple sense of humour lacking wit, which is kind of true, but that is usually good-natured ribbing similar to that which exists between different British regions/nations. It goes back to the convict and lower-class origins. Also the traditional diet here is very basic and has a poor reputation among ethnics as being bland, the same as the British diet.

Australian tourists don't have a great reputation in Bali/SE Asia, they act similar to British tourists in Europe and are known for drug-smuggling, ie Schapelle Corby. But like the Euros, the Asians are happy to take our money, so fuck 'em. Some Americans probably consider Australians to be cheap because we don't tip, I've heard it said in the US that Australian tourists are the worst tippers in the world. Personally I think the whole tipping obligation there is retarded, so I don't sympathise.

There are more internal negative stereotypes than among foreigners.

In Poland some tip and some don't, it is more expected in fancier places, we are kinda intermediate in this aspect. I've heard that in Japan there is no tipping culture at all.

And speaking of Australian cuisine ... have you tried cangaroo meat? Is it good?

[Crn Volk]

In Poland some tip and some don't, it is more expected in fancier places, we are kinda intermediate in this aspect. I've heard that in Japan there is no tipping culture at all.

And speaking of Australian cuisine ... have you tried cangaroo meat? Is it good?

There is no tipping culture in Australia either. Australia has a decent minimum wage and so no need for hand-outs. Kangaroo meat is like beef, but leaner. It is very bloody when cooking it.

[Creoda]

In Poland some tip and some don't, it is more expected in fancier places, we are kinda intermediate in this aspect. I've heard that in Japan there is no tipping culture at all.

And speaking of Australian cuisine ... have you tried cangaroo meat? Is it good?

It's good, but not something you'd want to have too regularly. It's tough.

[TheOldNorth]

It is a total nonsense regarding the Iberian peninsula. We are not Middle Easterns nor we feel so of course, but just Celtiberians, while curiously our less Celtizided part is the only one marked in that map

they are including basque as celtic because of similar haplo-groups and somewhat similar dna to british islanders. Celtiberians mixed with phonecians, romans, greeks, arabs, and berbers (all to a small extant, but moderate when all put together) making it make more sense to have non-basque spain have a middle eastern element