Open Thread – Brown Pundits

Please keep the other posts on topic. Use this for talking about whatever you want to talk about.

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Razib Khan

Razib Khan is a Bangladeshi-American geneticist and writer. He is co-founder of Brown Pundits and runs Unsupervised Learning, a Substack on population genetics, evolution, history, and politics with more than 55,000 subscribers, alongside the accompanying podcast. He has blogged at Gene Expression since the early 2000s. His writing has appeared in The New York Times, The Guardian, National Review, Slate, India Today, Quillette, and UnHerd. He is Director of Operations at FUTO in Austin, Texas, and co-founder of GenRAIT, a life-sciences platform company. Earlier in his career he developed ancestry algorithms for Gene by Gene, the Genographic Project, and Insitome, and was among the first employees at Embark Veterinary. Born in Dhaka and raised in upstate New York and eastern Oregon, he holds degrees in biochemistry (2000) and biology (2006) from the University of Oregon, and undertook doctoral work in genomics and genetics at UC Davis. He lives in Austin.

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Milan Todorovic
Milan Todorovic
7 years ago

As promised earlier (to future researchers) the following are Serbian toponyms in this part of Asia. There are in phonetic form. R is the river, m is the mountain. I already provided Tibet’s toponyms (about 200 out of 1000) and India. Toponyms in China, Mesopotamia, Armenia, Caucasus, Anatolia, Sinai, Palestine, Syria, North Africa and other will wait for some other opportunity. I consider my mission accomplished. Unsuccessfully. The name of Aryans and their language remain unresolved. Thanks everyone for opportunity to present.

AFGHANISTAN, KURDISTAN, BUKHARA, TURKMENISTAN:
Srbjand, Sikira, Oba, Gojan, Brzunj, Komar, Dosak, Bozun, Dub, Ruj, Burjam, Sarbah, Hilzit (river and place), Kuma r, Belug m, Boljar r, tatikan r, Djura r, Besun, Serbacan r,Harca r, Kozar, Duhni, Robje, Karalnia, Krsi, Mirobad, Vikan, Vican, Minor, Kulpa, Ardalj, Sirab, Blaguj, Kuca, Lipa, Kaljurna, Sirband, Merocak, Sardaba, Srbduba, Mirdjan, Cicak, Sirbenhan, Caca, CInar, Radkan, Nisa desert, remains of town and river, Nisibur, Kozan, Sarbuan, Kocanj, Otrok r, Surban r, Mala, Derab, Sarbi, Kovar, Kum, Lisa, Susa, Sebris, r, Hodzabana, Mirabad, Samarkans also Zorasan.
Tribes in today’s Bikhara – Erzari, Tursise, Seraci – Serbaciu- Carak, tribe Sarbak, Sarak. Guskin, Kucan, Turi, Taboristan, Tabor, Kokan r, Sarbaga, Siban, Siprag, Seja, Cika, Rosa, Koliba, Cupan, Ata m, Tugija, Sarburni, Derafguz, Guz r, Bajnakora, Sarbog, Gore r, Hulumska, Robot, Jurca Rogor, Srbog Sturab, Katuga, Sarbadi, Suzaniran m, Bandala, Uramoitan, Cupanata m, Jama, Mirca, Srboda, Cinas, Mitan, Jar, Bati, jaruga, Darhan, Cudik, Sjahri, Sjabru r, Cil r, Cijama r, Dub, Culak, Mir, Zaravsan, r, Malic, Oksac, Cil r, Cuj r, Zarmitan Hoca, Uban, Bozadin, Brda, Serdoba, Mirabat, Blagoje, Robita, Dub, Pidna, Tuman, Baja, Tama, Bicanje, Bucanjska Giran, Donjador, Doda, Div, Pan, Danic, Pajin, Zagorjat, Zarmitana, Inoje, Kujan, Kula, Korob, Kuca, Lapta, Ljulji, Luce, Lugati, Laika, Melik, melnik, Momin, Ruse, Ruma, Sil, Silibisa, Tatime, Uzoje, Ugljan, Rusnai, Lisjak, Mulan, Cuplaci, MILAN, Kidoje, Jabu, Cirik, Tumaric, Komoran, Malic, Kotoran, Ora r, Kobla r, Oh, Andekan, Cir, Cika r, Margilan, Morava, Gilan, Duvno, Jarmazar, Suzak, Uratepet, Uratupa, Siguna r, Djurdjena r, Balkan r, Tnor, Ciber, Sjarbzi r, Celjata r, Risan, Cedan, Kilki, Ust, Sukovalj, Kozice, Kosice, Guba, Sar, sarb, Lija, Bozani, ljundi – Ljudi, Panivan, Bade, Beljine, Velj, Moma, vetar, Raz, Mer, Dobanj, ZAboka, ZAoka, Pljeva, Sirote, Sjenke, Dojesdin, Soljna Maca, Kuda, Kisa, Duvan, Ljudak, Duvina Serbe, Tasan, Tor, Toraj, Puk, Gusle, Rosa, Ice, Cika, SAnjari, Ceka, Zuk, Cekic, Ecine, Carine, Majak, Ticin, Kaljuga Guceva, Tori, Kurva, Gumno, Mokren, Kande, etc….

IN PERSIA: Raj, Kozan, Siradz, Dirov, Nis, Bisa, Belban, Bistan on the river Stresi, Veles or Vels, Merd, Belus, Gorom, Devavend, Pik Devavend m, Diran, Kom, Selb r, Mogan desert in Tamis area, Nisaburg,, ZArjanga at the mouth of the river kindmenda in the lake Zark, Sisatan, Sirbidzan or Kerman, Ucan area on the river Otur, Husistan, Siraz …

Bharotshontan
Bharotshontan
7 years ago

Did some Netflix binge this weekend on the Hasan Minhaj and Trevor Noah standup routines. Kind of tiring seeing the same white bashing routine along with imaginary POC solidarity/uniformity tropes. Unabashed support for the migrant caravan is considered morally equivalent to opposing Jim Crow and holocaust…and any opposition to letting it through== xenophobic racist white supremacist is tiring. Minhaj is a sliver brown representative in mainstream, he should bring in nuance to his art. Indians with green cards and citizenship barely care and/or try sabotage Indians on the H1 waiting game, there is a clear wealth: decades in US gradient among Desis. Why in the world would the plight of Honduran asylum seekers be in our priorities? And why look like we’re throwing our lot in with the liberal/Starbucks/brunch whites when we really should just continue keeping our heads down and acquiring wealth/power and minimize the bad PR?

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