Globalization....on the skids 1877

Thanx for a reasonable reply with so many facts. A couple others... One is that melanin is on the same strand of DNA as adrenalin and seratonin. And while melanin has no identifiable effect on behavior, more melanin *tends* to be seen with more adrenalin and less seratonin that have powerful effects on behavior.

The alpha male drive to dominate is in part the result of higher adrenalin (which speeds reflexes for battle), and ower seratonin (which sharpens senses). But this hormone profile also produces impulsivity and disturbs sleep resulting men who are grouchy in the morning.

And when you double the percentage of men in a group from say 10% to 20% you get, as we say, "too many chiefs and not enough Indians". Referring to the Amerinds who struggled among themselves so much for dominance and were not able to unite against the common European threat.

Its just not that often that the alpha male drive to dominate is matched by the intelligence to actually succeed at it. Thus, Steven Pinker, "The Blank Slate", and LeBlanc "Constant Battles" notes that graveyards of the (high melanin) tropical tribes show *20* times the rate of violent buttault on the male skeletons as seen in the (low melanin) graveyards of Northern European Yeoman farmers.

All the violence limited technological development. Nowadays, men of whatever melanin level, who are talented and self controlled, have moved out of the communities where such violence exists and into the modern global economy. And without their tempering influence, those communities become even more violent and backward.

About the Aryan "invasions". 6000 years ago, it was *NOT* mounted warriors running amok. The horses were only 137cm at the withers, and would not have been able to carry a clbuttic 2 meter 200kg warrior for even a kilometer. Furthermore, the backbones of these early horses were sharp like on goats, and would have crushed the balls of warriors in the heat of battle. The result was the Amazons.

For thousands of years Amazons ruled the Steppes, and established some of the Silk Road Towns like Kucha, where we see the documentation showing matriarchic government. The earliest "invasions" were just Amazons fleeing drought and looking for green pasturage in the south. A tradition of white women ruling would have begun at that time. The chariots were important because the warrior's balls were not at risk. But that came later, about 4000 years ago.

Women were so empowered by horses for so long that pubescent Native European girls still have an instinctive affinity even fixation, on horses. It has a lot to do with the Unicorn mythology too.