@h_hohohoh@Y40IFRQTTING And the western parts of aegea. Which if you go 300 meters away from the coast hosts Yörük villages which were literally nomadic people until 120 years ago. Which has significantly higher Oghuz admixture.
@xxxxnini19@JZhi_L@maxpaynedususu Guess anybody that is about to have an original thought there is sorted out and faces immense discrimination and isolation at best or literally gets socially and reputation-wise executed at worst.
@xxxxnini19@JZhi_L@maxpaynedususu My exact criticism was on the next posts. And this things doesnt prove or disprove the hivemind thing i said. I dont know or why you even responded to that specific tweet anyway.
@Matthieu_ttam@Halil_0zdemir@GunterFehlinger Hmm... Though for literally all others. It is written in "Region" part isnt it? So West Asia probably also contain Turks i think. As it doesnt specify like Byzantine Age anatolians or sorts. Its like customer database comparing thing from what i understand.
@Matthieu_ttam@Halil_0zdemir@fulanifulani@GunterFehlinger Though are they matching their customer base from where they are from in stating you carry x% of proximity to those in MyHeritage? If thats the case "West Asia" is very vague in that regard. Could be anywhere from a lebanese Arab to an Karthvelian.
@Matthieu_ttam@Halil_0zdemir@fulanifulani@GunterFehlinger I see... Though one thing was quite interesting. "Français" is at 20% while that guy was 25% "Central Asian" so that guy is more Central Asian than you are French xD. Even though his ancestors probably didnt even set foot on the Central Asia for at least 7 centuries.
@JZhi_L@jemapelleeve To answer your actual question. I know I took a bit too long. I was referrencing to some of the mass circulating comments i saw on a couple of tweets and being sarcastic about it. Thats all. And frankly, I took offense in these. Because I dont think we earned that much of +++