The_Mental_Giant
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Facts to support my theory
1)Darker hair , eyes, and skin tend to be dominant over Lighter features.
2)World population is currently 75% residing in Africa or Asia, which is almost exclusively darker featured. We could add pretty much the Americas which is largly darker featured aswell.
3) If we look at the recent studies published its becomes quite clear that the population explosion happening in Asia/middle east and Specially the subsaharian African nations. It's estimated that by 20100 there will be about 11 billion people in this planet earth, out of the increased population which accounts for additional 3,8 billion people (current population stands at 7,2 billion)It's estimated that roughly the 85% of all that increase will ocuur in African nations, which will quadruple from now to the end of the century. The rest of the population growing will ocuur mainly in Asian nations and other third world countries not particularly known for their lighter featured populations. European countries will remain steady and likely to hit the decline. The later continent's figures would be displaying a negative record for the whole European Landmass area if there weren't happening an skewed population growing thanks to the increasingly immigration in the last decased of peoples from African, Middle eastern and southern/south-east asian regions. It's no coincidence that those nations which show a more impressive birth-rates among the european populations are those who encourage immigration at large scale, such as France, Netherlands, the UK, etc.
4) Birth rates ... Most european countries remain steady population-wise because of the goverments regulating immigration in order to keep the balance, if there were ocuuring less immigration from middle east, africa and south/south-east asia in western europe, the birth rates would be just as awfuly low as the Eastern european nations which are already on the slight decline.
Dont you agree? if we look at 50 years ago Its obvious that there were more light featured people than nowadays.
1)Darker hair , eyes, and skin tend to be dominant over Lighter features.
2)World population is currently 75% residing in Africa or Asia, which is almost exclusively darker featured. We could add pretty much the Americas which is largly darker featured aswell.
3) If we look at the recent studies published its becomes quite clear that the population explosion happening in Asia/middle east and Specially the subsaharian African nations. It's estimated that by 20100 there will be about 11 billion people in this planet earth, out of the increased population which accounts for additional 3,8 billion people (current population stands at 7,2 billion)It's estimated that roughly the 85% of all that increase will ocuur in African nations, which will quadruple from now to the end of the century. The rest of the population growing will ocuur mainly in Asian nations and other third world countries not particularly known for their lighter featured populations. European countries will remain steady and likely to hit the decline. The later continent's figures would be displaying a negative record for the whole European Landmass area if there weren't happening an skewed population growing thanks to the increasingly immigration in the last decased of peoples from African, Middle eastern and southern/south-east asian regions. It's no coincidence that those nations which show a more impressive birth-rates among the european populations are those who encourage immigration at large scale, such as France, Netherlands, the UK, etc.
4) Birth rates ... Most european countries remain steady population-wise because of the goverments regulating immigration in order to keep the balance, if there were ocuuring less immigration from middle east, africa and south/south-east asia in western europe, the birth rates would be just as awfuly low as the Eastern european nations which are already on the slight decline.
Dont you agree? if we look at 50 years ago Its obvious that there were more light featured people than nowadays.
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