▲ 2 r/antiMLM
Does anyone know what this means particularly the 3/$15k for 4 months meaning ? This is for World Financial Group (WFG)
u/UnderstandingThin40 — 2 days ago
u/UnderstandingThin40
What’s life in the inland empire like
Would you say it’s closer to life in cities in Texas or closer to Southern California cities like San Diego and LA.
u/UnderstandingThin40 — 2 days ago
▲ 10 r/ThePittTVShow
Do you think the staff could hear the main argument between the two Drs ?
Al Hashimi clearly said you covered up for Langdon stealing fucking drugs. Do you think the staff could hear that?
u/UnderstandingThin40 — 3 days ago
▲ 18 r/IndoEuropean
Avestas describe 16 perfect lands as the home of the indo Iranians. Rigveda also describes the local lands and tribes. There are some common names and cognates between the two. Can we cross reference these two descriptions of lands to get an idea of where these tribes were located?
The Avestas describe the homeland of the Aryans / Iranians :
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Airyanem_Vaejah
The rigveda also describes the tribes and locations .
Unsurprisingly, there are some common tribe and location names between the two.
For example, the avestas describe an area called hapta hendu, this is clearly Sapta sindu.
More controversially, the avestas describe the haxavarti in Afghanistan. The RV describes the saraswati (cognate of haxavarti). In the Later RV books, they describe the saraswati as the gagar hakra in India.
Are there any commonalities that we can cross reference ? Ive heard of the Dasa - Saha connection but I heard it’s speculative
u/UnderstandingThin40 — 4 days ago
▲ 21 r/IndoEuropean
There is a sample from Uzbekistan dated to 1550 bce (Bustan Outlier) that is about 60% IVC related and 30% steppe related. Does this imply the steppe / IVC mixing to create the indo aryan population might have started as far north as Uzbekistan / Central Asia?
I’m talking about sample Uzbekistan_Bustan_BA_o2
you can see the breakdown here: https://www.reddit.com/r/SouthAsianAncestry/comments/1s35pc6/qpadm_of_1550bce_indo_aryan/
this sample has 20% AASI and is about 60% ivc + 30% steppe. we know that Ivc had trading outposts in bmac area where ivc migrants lived (shortughai).
my assumption has always been that the mixing must have started around Pakistan / Afghanistan area, but this indicates it might’ve happened further up north ?
this is pure speculation, but from what I understand indo aryan dna (steppe) in India was a result of founders effect. I wonder if this might be because a small band of steppe people mixed with ivc migrants in Central Asia and then they migrated down to India.
again all loose speculation. more logically the aryan migration was several waves where maybe a little of it took place in Central Asia and the bulk in nw India.
u/UnderstandingThin40 — 26 days ago