@Adstar we have a new hire who would appear to be know-it-all and she could not just be still. She would ask questions and the team lead would give her detail answers with screenshots and you would not hear her say thank you. She would instead say “exactly my thoughts”, and ,,,I’m wondering if it is cultural thing or an attitude thing not related with race.

@TessDun I never believe it is related to race.. I believe it is related to culture.. I do not know if your example is a cultural thing or a personal thing.. But i don't believe it is a racial thing..

@Adstar that's the irony... it's okay to be prejudice if it's "cultural" and they're not white, but God forbid any white person anywhere has any...

@MarineBob How do you distinguish between tribal and non-tribal people?

And which tribe do you identify with?

@WoWgirll why yikes socially?

@TessDun cause some are a holes. Had a part time job and worked a few Indian music concerts and they are horrible, even the Police were refusing to work them, a holes

@TurtlePink “The native Americans?”

They are from Siberia.

@yestestvennaya and the white Americans are from Europe

@basilfawlty89 Have you noticed that Europeans appear very mixed? And have you noticed that Native Americans do not? The former was not isolated. The latter was. With regard to geography, Europeans were never Siberian. They are from Central and West Asia. If you were to test the ancestry of the European and the Native American, who do you think would have the Asian ancestry? The Native American. Basil FaUlTy. Faulty brain.

Native Americans were settled in the Americas for thousands of years. I am not sure whether I would call them the Siberians of today. I also wouldn't say that northern Native Americans are identical to southern ones. One remained in colder climates, the other migrated to warmer climates. Even to the jungle.

What is your point, basil? You are speaking to someone who believes in God. The Bible. I believe in Adam and Eve. I believe the first man and woman were from Mesopotamia.

@yestestvennaya I think it's your brain that's faulty here.

1. Native Americans migrated from an already mixed population in Beringia roughly 20 000 to 30 000 years ago.
Like Europeans, they have Ancient North Asian ancestry as can be seen with yDNA haplogroups such P, Q and R.

2. Europeans first arrived from Africa as Hunter-Gatherers. Approximate 5000 years ago, Neolithic Near Eastern farmers settled in Europe, introduced agriculture and mixed with the local population. After that, settlers from the Pontic-Caspian steppe bringing in the Indo-European language family.
This is why yDNA Haplogroups in Europe were first I, but most Europeans are R, because that came from the Indo-European migrations. Furthermore many Greek amd Southern Europe have J which is strongly associated with the Middle East, and E which is associated with the Horn of Africa.

Humans migrated out of the Horn of Africa.
Not Mesopotamia. This can be confirmed with genetics, archeology, and carbon dating.

@basilfawlty89 Faulty in a different way.

It is less than thirty thousand years. They say that Native American migration is closer to fifteen to twenty thousand years. I don't know. I don't want to think about time. Europeans? They have very little north Asian ancestry, ancient or not. It is only the Slavs of Russia who have some north Asian ancestry. The further south, the less it becomes. I am from the south.

I believe what the Tanakh says. Old Testament tells me that God created man and woman, Adam and Chavah (Eve), and that they were put in the garden of Eden, in modern-day Iraq. I believe it.

@wildbill83 I mean how about working behaviors?

@TessDun tend to keep to themselves; not lazy, but don't put any extra effort in either

@HijabaDabbaDoo lmao bad I start huh?

@WoWgirll not at all. That was a reaction to the question, not an answer to the question