Message from @Cody
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No, a Culture with high Population Density 😉
Smarter people are more cooperative than dumb people. Source: http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/fac/soc/economics/research/centres/cage/manage/publications/255-2015_proto.pdf#page=2
In colder climates, you might have to plan ahead more to be able to make it rhough the winter. At the equator, you don't have to deal with seasonal irragularities.
By the way, none of this is new.
This is known as the Savannah Effect, among other things.
That as well. Its the Winter Theorie. IMO its one point but not the only noe.
@Stefan Payne I highly agree
and in colder climates with low population, you can make it through the Winter without planning, you just need to hunt deer or so.
So, I am not even being controversial here.
@Undead Mockingbird Inform how? Race has nothing to do with culture it depends on the society you live in and if you integrate well into the prevalent cultural environment. I would argue that religion plays a more important role in informing culture than race does.
It's just that those topics always arouse an undue amount of emotions.
@RadialDerp I just explained how.
I am not going to rehash it again. Scroll up.
@RadialDerp That's the Nature vs. Nurture Argument. And you can't distinguish both from each other....
but we have two examples: Europe and Indochina.
look at what happened here and there.
Culture is created by religion, religion is based on geography
*he is too low IQ to understand what you said*😏
Ones are more in the direction of personal freedom, others more of collective things.
BTW, I have not even made a single statement of judgment. Any amount of anger that is caused by this discussion is projection on the part of OTHERS what value I assign, not me.
If this triggers emotions, it is value YOU project, not I.
That's the thing, you can not say that either is race based or it is not. Both belong together.
@Cody culture is created by race not religion.
that race of people can also create religion.😉
Please explain
@Undead Mockingbird environmental factors will inform behavior but that in my estimate is quite separate from culture as a whole. I grew up in a tropical country that had 3 different types of environments packed together. The culture among the majority race and religion was essentially the same throughout with minor cuisine differences
@RadialDerp That is different from the culture you adopt by birth, but it is not separate from how cultures DEVELOP, over many thousand years.
you guys are discussing outdated stuff. With more means of travel and the internet, culture is more scathered than ever
Your telling me that in 1642 africans and Europeans would have the same culture if they existed in the opposite geographic locations?
Ie Europeans in Africa, and Africans in Europe
he's right
A culture in a cold climate is likely to develop differently than one in a warm climate. That does not imply that someone from the reverse culture, brought into the culture of the other ethnicity, would not be able to adopt the culture.
@Stefan Payne please expand on what you mean by comparison of Europe and Indochina
people as culture hit milestones
you can't predict culture changes
However, if a culture is strongly centered around hunting, and people with long legs were more likely to be successful hunters, then a culture with short people will probably not fare as well.
I don't understand how any of this is controversial, and I understand even less why anyone would get upset over it.