@andrewilliamsus I had another X account that got suspended for violating this that or the other thing. Twelve day suspension that seems to have become permanent. I didnt threaten anyone or even say anything overly controversial. Go figure.
@RenContessa I read that statement and thought "well that sounds like horseshit" but I looked it up. Its a bummer but studies seem to support the statement. Thanks for putting it out there.
Now when I asked Grok if Egyptians were considered white the answer was this. Ancient Egyptians: DNA from mummies (e.g., 2017 Abusir el-Meleq study of ~90 samples from ~1400 BCEβ400 CE, and a 2025 Old Kingdom genome) shows they were most closely related to ancient Near Eastern/Anatolian and North African populations. Sub-Saharan African ancestry was low (roughly 6-15%, increasing slightly in later periods). A recent Old Kingdom sample was ~80% North African-related and ~20% West Asian/Mesopotamian.90b3ff
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Modern Egyptians: They show substantial continuity with ancient ones (~80-90% in some estimates), but with increased Sub-Saharan African ancestry (often ~15-20% more than ancients, especially in southern/Upper Egypt) due to later migrations, trade, and the Arab conquests. Dominant components include Middle Eastern (~70%+ shared), North African indigenous, and smaller European/Asian traces.fb734b
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@cwebbonline And apparently it was the ancient Egyptians that did the lying. There art clearly shows black skinned nubians and lighter skinned Egyptians. They went to great pains to make the distinction so why is bad for people to notice?