@Nemets It's not a lot now and the overwhelming rest is so foreign it's unrecognizable
The Indo-Europeans and the Proto-Uralic speakers were much more similar to each other than modern Indians are to proto-Indo-European speakers
The term is obviously genetic in context
Let's agree to disagree, gentlemen.
Blah blah science stuff...aryan is larpy. <:really:453005408064241674>
It was a commonplace synonym for Euro in the past
It's a beautiful word
Anachronism is not always congruent with the present, my friend.
What an interesting picture...
LOL
Incidentally, the first word of the heart sutra I was talking about earlier is “Arya”
@Nemets No its root is in Sanskrit meaning finely wrought
@Nemets is it?
I don’t believe Indo-European speakers who weren’t Indo-Iranian used the term as a personal identifier
Although I do seem to remember something like “aryo” meaning “freeman” in old Irish or something
Yeah, for sure. I wonder if the Tocharians used it- being that they were, somehow, Centum instead of Satam
😂
lol this is great
So I can just get the general admission right?
Nvm
@Nerv - VA what is that in reference to
Nothing nevermind
@Sam Southern - TN Patrick’s tweet
hahah I see the link in the media channel now, they think he was invited there!
god I wish
One day...
patrick's TL rn is hilarious
so much media kvetching
Oh gwawd!
Evropa has landed
But when will Evropa land on Europa
evening fellas
Wow!
@Hakujin - CA Where are these stats coming from? I want to see more
Check out @rooshv’s Tweet: https://twitter.com/rooshv/status/1060234458136240128?s=09
@missliterallywho Sure!
Interesting if true.
