Which footballers would pass better in Scandinavia: the English ones or the Scottish ones?

[Petalpusher]

Yes. Even better.

At least we are not Africans. The idea of a unique OoA theory is crumbling down. Likely at least a second source, somewhere in eastern Asia.

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-023-06055-y

[HectorOfTroy]

What is R besides being P2-QR2? You will still find QR*-P* in East Asia - Oceania.

Huh? P is far too old to be R, let alone K, that's like saying what is J but A. Q is related but also kind of its own thing like comparing I and J. The Q in East Asia is probably remnants of Native Americans and the R over there probably from Spaniards since East Asia - Oceania would be Philippines area. R2 has very minor influence in East Asia also and probably from Indian migrations.

[Tooting Carmen]

The English.

Why?

[Nationofsymbol]

Well Scots are almost certainly the most brunet and least Germanic/Nordic-looking Europeans for their latitude.

How many times should it be shown that latitude has extremely zero effect on people's phenotypes, skin color sure, hair and especially facial structure, there's zero correlation

[Tooting Carmen]

How many times should it be shown that latitude has extremely zero effect on people's phenotypes, skin color sure, hair and especially facial structure, there's zero correlation

It's only partial, but the correlation is certainly there.

[Watersater79]

Wales has more non whites i think, Scotland is very white away from central Glasgow and Edinburgh, i suppose it is because of the remoteness and lack of opportunities for earning a living.

We still don't know the results from the 2022 Census in Scotland, but I think the 'diversity' scales might well be tipped in Scotland's favour. Since the early-2010s, Mohammed has topped the list as the most popular baby name in Glasgow, which to this day is not reached in Cardiff. But Glasgow's non-European population is probably more homogeneous than in Cardiff, being mostly of Pakistani origin, whilst Wales seemingly has a larger black population. But Scotland's population grew at a faster rate than Wales in the 2010s and that can only be down to one factor.

[Tooting Carmen]

We still don't know the results from the 2022 Census in Scotland, but I think the 'diversity' scales might well be tipped in Scotland's favour. Since the early-2010s, Mohammed has topped the list as the most popular baby name in Glasgow, which to this day is not reached in Cardiff. But Glasgow's non-European population is probably more homogeneous than in Cardiff, being mostly of Pakistani origin, whilst Wales seemingly has a larger black population. But Scotland's population grew at a faster rate than Wales in the 2010s and that can only be down to one factor.

As it happens, here are the first results from the Scottish Census: https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...-of-population

[Tooting Carmen]

Euro 2024 squads from both countries in question:

England

Dean Henderson


Jordan Pickford


Aaron Ramsdale


James Trafford


Jarrad Branthwaite


Lewis Dunk


Harry Maguire


Luke Shaw


John Stones


Conor Gallagher


Declan Rice


Adam Wharton


Jarrod Bowen


Phil Foden


Jack Grealish


Anthony Gordon


Harry Kane


James Maddison

[Tooting Carmen]

Scotland

Zander Clark


Craig Gordon


Angus Gunn


Liam Kelly


Liam Cooper


Grant Hanley


Jack Hendry


Scott McKenna


Ross McCrorie


Ryan Porteous


Anthony Ralston


Andy Robertson


John Souttar


Greg Taylor


Kieran Tierney


Stuart Armstrong


Ryan Christie


Billy Gilmour


Ryan Jack


John McGinn


Callum McGregor


Kenny McLean


Scott McTominay


Ben Doak


Lyndon Dykes


James Forrest


Lawrence Shankland

[ecptr]

English.