India before the mughals and British was a lot more eugenic

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India had the caste system, but it wasn’t based on white or Middle Eastern ancestry. Instead, it was based on societal functions. The Brahmins were responsible for learning and reading the Vedas and the Upanishads, which were essentially India’s equivalent of the Torah.


The Kshatriyas were the warrior class. In ancient societies, armies needed people with generations of military skill and knowledge, which greatly benefited warfare and defense.


The Vaishyas were the merchant class, responsible for commerce and trade.


The laborers were the Shudras. They often had darker skin because they worked out in the fields all day, but if a Shudra were depigmented, they would look like an average Brahmin, Kshatriya, or Vaishya.


The Brahmins traditionally controlled birth rates to prevent societal decline. Since they were the scholarly and priestly class, they were responsible for setting policies to ensure a stable and well-ordered society.


This is why ancient India wasn’t a complete disaster—well, no civilization in the ancient world was perfect, but compared to others of its time, India was well above average.


The British later portrayed Shudras as inferior due to their darker skin. In reality, they were simply the laboring class. India, being a temperate region with high solar radiation, naturally produced darker-skinned populations. However, in the original system, each class was respected for its function. When populations are low, genetic diversity decreases, reducing the proportion of individuals with extreme traits. When genetic diversity is high, the number of exceptional individuals and those with negative traits both increase.


Obviously, religion is nonsense anyway, but before the British interfered, the caste system made sense. The artisans, craftsmen, and laborers were the Shudras. The Vaishyas were the merchants—every society needs business owners to drive the economy and set monetary standards. The Kshatriyas were the warrior class, essential for defense and order. Finally, the Brahmins were the scholars and lawgivers who maintained structure.


The system has since been corrupted, but in its original form, it worked.
 
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not a single word is pronounceable
 
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@chaddyboi66 what are your thoughts
 
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India had the caste system, but it wasn’t based on white or Middle Eastern ancestry. Instead, it was based on societal functions. The Brahmins were responsible for learning and reading the Vedas and the Upanishads, which were essentially India’s equivalent of the Torah.


The Kshatriyas were the warrior class. In ancient societies, armies needed people with generations of military skill and knowledge, which greatly benefited warfare and defense.


The Vaishyas were the merchant class, responsible for commerce and trade.


The laborers were the Shudras. They often had darker skin because they worked out in the fields all day, but if a Shudra were depigmented, they would look like an average Brahmin, Kshatriya, or Vaishya.


The Brahmins traditionally controlled birth rates to prevent societal decline. Since they were the scholarly and priestly class, they were responsible for setting policies to ensure a stable and well-ordered society.


This is why ancient India wasn’t a complete disaster—well, no civilization in the ancient world was perfect, but compared to others of its time, India was well above average.


The British later portrayed Shudras as inferior due to their darker skin. In reality, they were simply the laboring class. India, being a temperate region with high solar radiation, naturally produced darker-skinned populations. However, in the original system, each class was respected for its function. When populations are low, genetic diversity decreases, reducing the proportion of individuals with extreme traits. When genetic diversity is high, the number of exceptional individuals and those with negative traits both increase.


Obviously, religion is nonsense anyway, but before the British interfered, the caste system made sense. The artisans, craftsmen, and laborers were the Shudras. The Vaishyas were the merchants—every society needs business owners to drive the economy and set monetary standards. The Kshatriyas were the warrior class, essential for defense and order. Finally, the Brahmins were the scholars and lawgivers who maintained structure.


The system has since been corrupted, but in its original form, it worked.
mughals made only a minute decrease in economy.................but those brits nuked the entire india's economy to the point it was comparable with the POOREST OF AFRICAN NATIONS.........if not for them we could have had a significantly better life:(:(
 
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Religion is retarded

I know that God is real because I can feel His presence when I worship Him. All my spiritual realizations help me interpret the Vedas/understand the symbolism of each Vedic God. So that just confirms that God exists. How else would my spiritual realizations and feelings be in perfect concordance with the Vedas and Torah?
 
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I know that God is real because I can feel His presence when I worship Him. All my spiritual realizations help me interpret the Vedas/understand the symbolism of each Vedic God. So that just confirms that God exists. How else would my spiritual realizations and feelings be in perfect concordance with the Vedas and Torah?

You realize it because it confirms your bias you believe in the Vedas or the bible and that makes you feel good it doesn't mean these beings exist
 
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Who were the mughals? Like ik who they were but like their ethnicity
 
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Who were the mughals? Like ik who they were but like their ethnicity


I don't know some middle eastern population I don't really care tbqh I just care they fucked over India but religion is a cope
 
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mughals made only a minute decrease in economy.................but those brits nuked the entire india's economy to the point it was comparable with the POOREST OF AFRICAN NATIONS.........if not for them we could have had a significantly better life:(:(

Sort of but I disagree the British destabilised the cast system this led to a population explosion and when the British left the cancer of soviet socialism got exported to India and bengaldesh.

They nationalised the industries leading to lower competition and that's why India today is a fucking shit hole of a bureracy with no logic behind laws or governance
 
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You realize it because it confirms your bias you believe in the Vedas or the bible and that makes you feel good it doesn't mean these beings exist


There is no confirmation "bias" because of "belief". I don't "believe" in God. I know that God exists.

My spiritual experiences are in perfect accordance to my interpretation of the Vedas. It's simple as 1 + 1 = 2. If something makes sense, then it's true.

God is the Highest Objective reality because He is Eternal, Undecaying and Undying. While this universe is temporal.
 
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There is no confirmation "bias" because of "belief". I don't "believe" in God. I know that God exists.

My spiritual experiences are in perfect accordance to my interpretation of the Vedas. It's simple as 1 + 1 = 2. If something makes sense, then it's true.

God is the Highest Objective reality because He is Eternal, Undecaying and Undying. While this universe is temporal.

The Vedas are beautiful poetry but are you seriously telling me to take reality advice from 3000 year old scripture bro these people thought the earth was flat
 
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The Vedas are beautiful poetry but are you seriously telling me to take reality advice from 3000 year old scripture bro these people thought the earth was flat

Where does it say that the earth is flat?
 
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People who care about casts systems outside of India:
 
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Sort of but I disagree the British destabilised the cast system this led to a population explosion and when the British left the cancer of soviet socialism got exported to India and bengaldesh.

They nationalised the industries leading to lower competition and that's why India today is a fucking shit hole of a bureracy with no logic behind laws or governance
god doesnt help u when u r poor:feelswhy::feelswhy::feelswhy: the exact same thing happened to india:feelswhy::feelswhy::feelswhy:
(MILO MURPHY'S LAW also describes it well)
 
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god doesnt help u when u r poor:feelswhy::feelswhy::feelswhy: the exact same thing happened to india:feelswhy::feelswhy::feelswhy:
(MILO MURPHY'S LAW also describes it well)


As I said the brahmins were the technocrats they controlled who bred and didn't in select numbers when they got collapsed the population boomed and while the proportion of chads increased the proportion of subhumans doubled there was no quality control
 
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People who care about casts systems outside of India:

Well in another future India never got colonized and we wouldn't even be having this convo because rich countries don't learn other countries languages
 
That is literally what every 1 in the ancient world believed

The Vedas say that the earth is round.

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India had the caste system, but it wasn’t based on white or Middle Eastern ancestry. Instead, it was based on societal functions. The Brahmins were responsible for learning and reading the Vedas and the Upanishads, which were essentially India’s equivalent of the Torah.


The Kshatriyas were the warrior class. In ancient societies, armies needed people with generations of military skill and knowledge, which greatly benefited warfare and defense.


The Vaishyas were the merchant class, responsible for commerce and trade.


The laborers were the Shudras. They often had darker skin because they worked out in the fields all day, but if a Shudra were depigmented, they would look like an average Brahmin, Kshatriya, or Vaishya.


The Brahmins traditionally controlled birth rates to prevent societal decline. Since they were the scholarly and priestly class, they were responsible for setting policies to ensure a stable and well-ordered society.


This is why ancient India wasn’t a complete disaster—well, no civilization in the ancient world was perfect, but compared to others of its time, India was well above average.


The British later portrayed Shudras as inferior due to their darker skin. In reality, they were simply the laboring class. India, being a temperate region with high solar radiation, naturally produced darker-skinned populations. However, in the original system, each class was respected for its function. When populations are low, genetic diversity decreases, reducing the proportion of individuals with extreme traits. When genetic diversity is high, the number of exceptional individuals and those with negative traits both increase.


Obviously, religion is nonsense anyway, but before the British interfered, the caste system made sense. The artisans, craftsmen, and laborers were the Shudras. The Vaishyas were the merchants—every society needs business owners to drive the economy and set monetary standards. The Kshatriyas were the warrior class, essential for defense and order. Finally, the Brahmins were the scholars and lawgivers who maintained structure.


The system has since been corrupted, but in its original form, it worked.
@chaddyboi66 what are your thoughts
I agree.
Social classes have always been a thing in every society even if they aren't necessarily pointed out as clearly as this.

There might have been a racial element with the whole Brahmins being "purer" thing, but I think any significant difference really just exists when it comes to the 'dalits' compared to the rest.

Regardless, I also believe racial mixing over the millennia may have contributed to a general "muddying" of overall admixture within the entire when compared to the original stock but I digress.
 
India had the caste system, but it wasn’t based on white or Middle Eastern ancestry. Instead, it was based on societal functions. The Brahmins were responsible for learning and reading the Vedas and the Upanishads, which were essentially India’s equivalent of the Torah.


The Kshatriyas were the warrior class. In ancient societies, armies needed people with generations of military skill and knowledge, which greatly benefited warfare and defense.


The Vaishyas were the merchant class, responsible for commerce and trade.


The laborers were the Shudras. They often had darker skin because they worked out in the fields all day, but if a Shudra were depigmented, they would look like an average Brahmin, Kshatriya, or Vaishya.


The Brahmins traditionally controlled birth rates to prevent societal decline. Since they were the scholarly and priestly class, they were responsible for setting policies to ensure a stable and well-ordered society.


This is why ancient India wasn’t a complete disaster—well, no civilization in the ancient world was perfect, but compared to others of its time, India was well above average.


The British later portrayed Shudras as inferior due to their darker skin. In reality, they were simply the laboring class. India, being a temperate region with high solar radiation, naturally produced darker-skinned populations. However, in the original system, each class was respected for its function. When populations are low, genetic diversity decreases, reducing the proportion of individuals with extreme traits. When genetic diversity is high, the number of exceptional individuals and those with negative traits both increase.


Obviously, religion is nonsense anyway, but before the British interfered, the caste system made sense. The artisans, craftsmen, and laborers were the Shudras. The Vaishyas were the merchants—every society needs business owners to drive the economy and set monetary standards. The Kshatriyas were the warrior class, essential for defense and order. Finally, the Brahmins were the scholars and lawgivers who maintained structure.


The system has since been corrupted, but in its original form, it worked.
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