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@cosmicillu21723 @CultureCrave You do realise it's the same creators who created TLOK and ATLA right? This has nothing to do with TLOK idiot. Even the voice actor of Iroh plays a part in TLOK, it's about STUDIO EXECUTIVES who never gave a f about Avatar. Moron.

[ve @vespeakstruth]

@AzulJRosa102774 @Carl_Nwakakwa That's not canon and does not feel like Avatar at all

[ve @vespeakstruth]

@full_foxs @ani_meme25 Or you just cannot comprehend that cultural traditions and customs can change over long periods of time

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@awesomesauce058 @AllAboutKorra Who's we

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@Walagatinho You have no idea how reincarnation works and how energy is passed on have you?

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@NjmyWd86697 @AuthorXoXiee Earth benders can have various skin tones. And she's inspired by south asian culture because avatar is influenced by south asian culture a lot - the word 'avatar' itself is derived from Sanskrit meaning 'incarnation'

[blackhumor @blackym25]

15th-century Bronze Nagaraja Figure in the Densatil Style, Tibet
15世纪丹萨替寺风格西藏龙尊王铜像

[鳥居 @shinmeitorii1]

東博の常設展、大日如来坐像素晴らしかった。

[blackhumor @blackym25]

Silk Painting of Thousand‑Hand Guanyin, Tang or Five Dynasties Period
唐代或五代千手观音绢画

[ve @vespeakstruth]

@Gwyntheblackcat @KathAntonio7 My original point still stands.

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@Jennnyyyyyy 18 kg

[ve @vespeakstruth]

@izamamaa Actually, every human is related. With relatively low genetic variation amongst individuals biologically as a species. While terms like 'black' & 'white' are socially constructed terms to define individuals based on physical characteristics. So the OP's comment is redundant.

[Sātavāhana. @SatavahanasIN]

Buddha statues from different regions: Egypt, Afghanistan, India, China, and Thailand.

ca. 2nd to 8th century CE

[LeoDaVinciWave @LeoDaVinciWave]

Chinese bronze sword featuring a hilt crafted from rock crystal, turquoise, and gold inlay.

[ve @vespeakstruth]

@minyrosa555 @KathAntonio7 Precisely. She is a fictional character who is part of a fictional world. She may be inspired by a certain culture/people in the real world but ultimately, she isn't 'inuit or 'black because she's fictional. And she has dark skin & blue eyes as physical characteristics.

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Sandstone Statue of Bodhisattva, Tang Dynasty, Collection of Handan Museum
邯郸博物馆藏唐代砂石菩萨像

[ve @vespeakstruth]

@dijoungato @KathAntonio7 Not 'black' either. And not 'inuit'. Like I said, fictional character in a fictional world.

[ve @vespeakstruth]

@RealPostFolder Well of course. For example, magnetic fields, that only birds, fish & certain other animals can sense but humans cannot.

[ve @vespeakstruth]

@soigomaa Human anatomy is different though (they have heavier bones and so on), which is adapted for land dwelling. Other animals adapted to flight like birds have light-weight, pneumatic bones (hollow with air filled gaps) & flight suitable anatomy as well; to add further context.