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I ask you to judge me by the enemies I have made
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In our times as hunter gatherers, when man used to be more nomadic, he relied on two things to hunt and survive.
1. Endurance
2. Fine motor skills and a pre built computer that helps man throw things with insane speed and accuracy. None of our relatives in the Great Apes can throw like humans can despite having bigger hands or better leverages. Humans stand on top.
In fact spears, rocks and sharp objects have been used by man as ballistics to hunt since long. As it stands, the fundamental test to distinguish a predator from prey is to assess the throwing capability of man. And Pakistanis stand on top. With Indians coming 2nd. How so ?
Javelin throw is the closest thing we have to the test I mentioned, and the current Olympic record holder is Arshad Nadeem from Pakistan. Two throws above 91 meters in one competition alone when most races can barely breach 90m across their careers, also setting the record.
Second is Neeraj Chopra from India someone who has breached the 90m mark and also won gold in Olympics like Arshad. Generally finishes in podium across vast majority of competitions.
Third is the recent CWG winner from Sri Lanka Rumesh Pathirage
As you can see, South Asians are the true predators and rest of the world are their prey
@Gengar’s Ghost @JohnDoe
1. Endurance
2. Fine motor skills and a pre built computer that helps man throw things with insane speed and accuracy. None of our relatives in the Great Apes can throw like humans can despite having bigger hands or better leverages. Humans stand on top.
In fact spears, rocks and sharp objects have been used by man as ballistics to hunt since long. As it stands, the fundamental test to distinguish a predator from prey is to assess the throwing capability of man. And Pakistanis stand on top. With Indians coming 2nd. How so ?
Javelin throw is the closest thing we have to the test I mentioned, and the current Olympic record holder is Arshad Nadeem from Pakistan. Two throws above 91 meters in one competition alone when most races can barely breach 90m across their careers, also setting the record.
Second is Neeraj Chopra from India someone who has breached the 90m mark and also won gold in Olympics like Arshad. Generally finishes in podium across vast majority of competitions.
Third is the recent CWG winner from Sri Lanka Rumesh Pathirage
As you can see, South Asians are the true predators and rest of the world are their prey
@Gengar’s Ghost @JohnDoe
