Anonymous
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11/10/2025, 12:56:13 AM
No.521019063
11/10/2025, 12:56:13 AM
No.521019063
>>521018693
>but the oldest Hominin specimens were found in modern Greece. That is many millions of years ago.
>Graecopithecus
Thank you brother for bringing this up. OOA isnt that detrimental for European man honestly, but it becomes when SPECULATED i must remind conversation argues that first populations in Europe physiognomically were as Sub-Saharan Africans. Most mammals have pinkish skin under the fur, yes hominids have darker skin, but you cant say they didnt evolve it before they entered Europe, somewhere in MENA probably.
>but the oldest Hominin specimens were found in modern Greece. That is many millions of years ago.
>Graecopithecus
Thank you brother for bringing this up. OOA isnt that detrimental for European man honestly, but it becomes when SPECULATED i must remind conversation argues that first populations in Europe physiognomically were as Sub-Saharan Africans. Most mammals have pinkish skin under the fur, yes hominids have darker skin, but you cant say they didnt evolve it before they entered Europe, somewhere in MENA probably.