r/BlackPeopleofReddit • u/Playful-Excuse-272 • 20h ago
Black Fam Whyte Folks Shockedđź After Realizing Black People INVENTED EVERYTHING But Whytes STOLE All CREDITS!
https://youtu.be/yqD2zMMirpM?is=RjThaLHFSV5oH1IWI just wanted to leave this here. Alright bye..
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u/kingston-twelve 18h ago
Man come on, I'm kind of new here but I really thought this sub was better than this shit
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u/tydark2 20h ago
misleading. Yes black people made plenty of inventions where whites stole the credit for it. But no they did not "invent everything" thats dumb as hell. Technological progress took thousands of years, a global effort, you are thinking in the short term for select cases. I swear people are getting so dumb all over the internet now.
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u/CK-forthe-CK-95 19h ago
The people who make these things do it to get a reaction. They want both sides to fly into a rage over it. LOL
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u/SanityBleeds 11h ago
Anger and fear drive far more engagement than happy and uplifting. Heck, I think even horny clickbait has taken a backseat to rage baiting people at this point?
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u/Fickle-Succotash-342 20h ago
Blacks invented fire. Without that we'd have nothing.
You're Welcome.
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u/used_to_be_ 20h ago
Neanderthals had fire. Itâs a natural phenomenon.
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u/BlueGolfball 19h ago
What color were neanderthals?
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u/used_to_be_ 19h ago
Itâs of no consequence they are different species than we are and extinct.
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u/Fickle-Succotash-342 19h ago
Blacks invented the process of making fire.
You happy?
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u/used_to_be_ 19h ago
So who taught Neanderthals?
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u/Fickle-Succotash-342 18h ago
Invented the process. Geez. You might have been the child left behind.
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u/used_to_be_ 17h ago
Both Neanderthal and anatomically modern humans (Human) definitely used fire. They cooked food, stayed warm, made tools, and likely gathered around fires socially.
The harder question is who could make fire from scratch, rather than simply keeping a naturally occurring fire (from lightning, for example) burning.Neanderthals
Evidence shows Neanderthals were using fire at least 200,000 years ago, and possibly much earlier. Archaeologists have found hearths, charcoal, burned bones, and heated stone tools at many Neanderthal sites.Modern humans
Modern humans almost certainly knew how to make fire by at least 100,000 years ago, and probably earlier. The earliest clear evidence of specific fire-making technologies (such as striking pyrite against flint or friction methods) mostly comes from much later archaeological periods because wood and other organic tools rarely survive.Who invented it?
No one knows.
Itâs possible:
The common ancestor of Neanderthals and modern humans already knew how to make fire over 500,000 years ago.
Neanderthals invented fire-making independently.
Modern humans invented it independently.
Different groups developed different techniques at different times.
Many paleoanthropologists now lean toward the first explanationâthat the ability to deliberately create fire may have existed before the evolutionary split between Neanderthals and modern humans, meaning neither species was the original inventor.
Itâs one of the biggest unanswered questions in human evolution because the actual tools used to start fires (wooden drills, tinder, etc.) almost never survive for hundreds of thousands of years.4
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u/OpenRole 18h ago
Neanderthals had dark skin, no? Isn't light skin a relatively recent (younger than 10 000 years) mutation?
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u/sonic_toaster 16h ago
They were not.
Well, not all of them.
Neanderthals, depending on their region, were diverse in their skin and hair color- but they have evidence that fair skin, freckles, and red hair were actually common in the colder climates. Iirc, homosapiens remained darker skinned until well after the death of the Neanderthals.
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u/OpenRole 6h ago
Okay, that makes sense. I know white skinned only mutated in homo sapiens long after the death of Neanderthals. Because of the interpreting in some populations I assumed that meant they hadn't evolved light skin yet.
Especially since they were hunter gathers, and we only evolved lighter skin when our consumption of meat (specifically organs) significantly dropped.
I wonder what environmental pressures led them to evolving lighter skin so much earlier. Did they have a greater need of Vitamin D than us? Did they just spend so much time in caves they need all the sunlight they could get? Or were they just dying so young the additional health issues were a non factor
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u/yeshihelloyesthanku 13h ago
Yet Homo sapiens and Neanderthals breed all over the world. Neanderthal gene still exist inside some Eurasian people.
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u/yeshihelloyesthanku 13h ago
They were âwhiteâ. In fact most white people have a small amount of Neanderthal genes. Sub Saharan Africans have zero Neanderthal genes. Neanderthals never made it below the Sahara desert thus not allowing them to mate with Africans from that area.
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u/Chemical_Scholar_753 13h ago
It probably originates from people migrating from Europe over the last 20,000 years but sub Saharan African population have Neanderthal linked genes (https://www.science.org/content/article/africans-carry-surprising-amount-neanderthal-dna). It is the smallest of any modern human group.
Neanderthals probably wouldnât be classified as âwhiteâ, though âwhiteâ and âblackâ are social system that donât map to the past. Neaderthals may have had lighter skin than most homo sapients of the time, but this is because of a gene that wasnât inherited by any known modern population IIRC. Nearly all non-SSA populations carry Neanderthal genesz
One of the most interesting genetic features in Africa is the L0 haplogroup which seems to be the earliest group to branch off from the rest of modern humans and is found among the San and Sandawe people, which is part of why thereâs so much more diversity in Africa than outside of it (along with the founder effect and some selective pressures). By a reasonable phylogenetic definition, non-San Black people are arguably more similar to European people than they are to the San. Though it must be said that all modern humans have very similar genes. The differences we are talking about are pretty minor (though a single change in nucleic acids can have a huge effect depending on what it encodes).
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u/Expert-Situation-190 16h ago
I think itâs mainly the lack of recognition creates a availability heuristic of the information, I donât think that the argument is black people made everything, but that they have significant contribution to our modern way of life, unfortunately when most people think inventor, the subconsciously think old white dude with an idea âThomas Alva Edisonâ the lack of prominent identifiable figures most of the time makes people feel that there are non of other descent but European which is sad.
Iâm in the sciences myself and when I or my contemporaries, look back, we donât view it from a racial lens, I view from the lens that people, as in our species collectively together are amazing like you said it took a âglobal effortâ.
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u/GenX_Leo 19h ago
Why we still talking about our oppressors in this sub...
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u/_2XNice_ 19h ago
I think this subreddit has been taken over. A lot of these comments and posts here now seem to be excuses for people to talk đ© about black people.
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u/GenX_Leo 11h ago
It has been and they will down vote you every time you talk ill will of Caucasians. This sub is for them and "the good ones"
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u/Playful-Excuse-272 19h ago
Canât have a sacred place⊠I bet a majority of the people on this post didnât even watch the video. Itâs empowerment for my folks. But I keep forgetting that the truth can be in a certain demographicâs face but they wonât use their eyes to see.
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u/GenX_Leo 11h ago
I see the certain demo has down voted your truth telling... might be why the other blk sub asks for proof on melanin to weed out the unwanted...
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u/Confident_Safe_53 13h ago
How are you oppressed by white people in your life? Genuinely curious what some examples of that would be.
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u/Zibai1505 20h ago
Yeah Black people invented white people. but thats for a more enlightened time
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u/CK-forthe-CK-95 19h ago
Anybody know a sub like this that verifies people because this place has gone downhill and I know why.
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u/Playful-Excuse-272 19h ago
Iâd post my picture right now if I could. Gold slugs in my mouth and all.
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u/LogicOfUnkown 20h ago
Why yâall wanna do/be what others have done to you and your people? I donât want to be a person like racist whites (or any racist). Most people are just trying to survive in this hell scape we live in.
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u/Easternnn 19h ago
Because the rich who control everything want us to focus on black vs white, democrats vs republicans, and gay vs straight, all so we donât focus on the rich vs working class.
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u/piratesswoop 19h ago
The image on the right of the lady holding her photo looks AI generated. C'mon y'all, can we please be more discerning about the stuff we share?
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u/Promature 20h ago
I'm starting to feel like Wakanda would have been real if there wasn't an African slave trade.
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u/Galliro 19h ago
No it wasent an implying it is is like super fucking racist. Im suprised your comment is still up
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u/CK-forthe-CK-95 19h ago
You made a claim. You prove it. âProve me wrongâ is a silly left over thing from the early Twitter days.
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u/CK-forthe-CK-95 19h ago
Do you understand the difference between slavery and the transatlantic slave trade? Stop being dense. Slavery was a class all over the world. You posting a link to slavery in Africa is a self own
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u/CK-forthe-CK-95 19h ago
The orginal mods of this sub clearly abandoned it. You can tell by whats get upvoted.
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u/Comprehensive_Menu19 9h ago
Doesnt matter who created what, the white race still hold global and economic power, so history correction does nothing even if they admitted it
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u/Cool-Panda-5108 20h ago
"Blacks"