Guy gets 47% Somali and 16.6% Jewish and claims to be full Somali 💀💀💀
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Odious Delirium
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Either of his parents could be mixed to a degree
Since he’s Sacad Muuse Isaaq it could be that he came from a coastal trading clan, Isaaq used to trade in Aden Yemen. He probably has a Yemeni great grandma or something. I remember seeing his tests long time ago but I don’t remember if he claimed full Somali, it‘s surprising they didn’t know he’s not entirely Somali since his peninsular Arab admixture is somewhat big at 15.4%. That’s like a great grandma which is very recent and his parents should’ve known about it and informed him. As for the 3.4% Ethionian/Eritrea, Isaaq do live in Ethiopia but he could’ve gotten it outside Ethiopia.
I forgot how his results looked like now I keep seeing a new thing keep popping up. South Asian, Sudanese and Congolese
He claimed to be full Somali, I understand the other parts cuz it can happen his parents don’t know about their older ancestors but 15.4% peninsular Arab is hella recent, they deffo got some explaining to do maybe they also get confused.
He’s actually on Somalispot @giire12
He even got a Amhara that got like 20% Somali as 3rd cousin on 23andMe, and I saw @convincation say like so the rumour that some Amhara are lost Habar Awal is true.
I forgot how his results looked like now I keep seeing a new thing keep popping up. South Asian, Sudanese and Congolese
He claimed to be full Somali, I understand the other parts cuz it can happen his parents don’t know about their older ancestors but 15.4% peninsular Arab is hella recent, they deffo got some explaining to do maybe they also get confused.
He’s actually on Somalispot @giire12
He even got a Amhara that got like 20% Somali as 3rd cousin on 23andMe, and I saw @convincation say like so the rumour that some Amhara are lost Habar Awal is true.
Arabsiyawi
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I wouldn’t say so. A lot of Amharas moved in and out of Harar. They’ve been going back and forth for a long time. An Amhara girl on tiktok guessed her 6% somali on 23andMe probably came from one of her grandparents or great grandparents who married into Harari people before settling back in the Amhara. Which makes a lot of sense to me.Since he’s Sacad Muuse Isaaq it could be that he came from a coastal trading clan, Isaaq used to trade in Aden Yemen. He probably has a Yemeni great grandma or something. I remember seeing his tests long time ago but I don’t remember if he claimed full Somali, it‘s surprising they didn’t know he’s not entirely Somali since his peninsular Arab admixture is somewhat big at 15.4%. That’s like a great grandma which is very recent and his parents should’ve known about it and informed him. As for the 3.4% Ethionian/Eritrea, Isaaq do live in Ethiopia but he could’ve gotten it outside Ethiopia.
I forgot how his results looked like now I keep seeing a new thing keep popping up. South Asian, Sudanese and Congolese
He claimed to be full Somali, I understand the other parts cuz it can happen his parents don’t know about their older ancestors but 15.4% peninsular Arab is hella recent, they deffo got some explaining to do maybe they also get confused.
He’s actually on Somalispot @giire12
He even got a Amhara that got like 20% Somali as 3rd cousin on 23andMe, and I saw @convincation say like so the rumour that some Amhara are lost Habar Awal is true.
The alchemist
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The individual was on this forum. MyHeritage is a joke. There are no Jewish genes in him.
The guy is likely to have cosmopolitan ancestries on both sides with admixtures, not necessarily one parent that is half non-Somali. I remember him explaining how none of his parents had one foreign parent. His grandparents were likely mixed, subsequently generationally assorting the ancestry like this.
There are exceptions to the rule. Not everything is within the law of parsimony, so talking about who his hoyo was spreading it to is out of line and ill-mannered disrespect (why talk about someone's mom, who raised you?). He is full Isaaq with various foreign from both sides. Unlike him, I have one grandparent that was not Somali, clear and simple.
We also have to understand plenty of partly mixed people in the world don't pay it any mind as it is not significant to them identity-wise if they value other identity factors, so unrecognized they might forget after two generations.
Obsession about ethnicity and genetics is not a given and can be borderline worship of the flesh. It's ugly, vain, and arrogant about the superficial (and I mean people who take it outside the educational and interest-based sphere to the extreme). Always try to maintain a healthy balanced medium. You can love your people without hating others. You can have healthy criticism toward your people without being a self-hating scum, the modern version of a traitor, selling your people short unjustifiably at every chance you get.
Be people of quality instead of having a gene-centric view of the world. DNA can't fix or make up for your ugly tendencies. Only work and betterment can, and at that point, there is no inherent hierarchical quality of difference between a Pygmy, Nilote, Melanesian, or Siberian except for virtue and human value quality, things that come down to actions you take and who you are as a person. Things you need to work, polish, and reflect on.
The guy is likely to have cosmopolitan ancestries on both sides with admixtures, not necessarily one parent that is half non-Somali. I remember him explaining how none of his parents had one foreign parent. His grandparents were likely mixed, subsequently generationally assorting the ancestry like this.
There are exceptions to the rule. Not everything is within the law of parsimony, so talking about who his hoyo was spreading it to is out of line and ill-mannered disrespect (why talk about someone's mom, who raised you?). He is full Isaaq with various foreign from both sides. Unlike him, I have one grandparent that was not Somali, clear and simple.
We also have to understand plenty of partly mixed people in the world don't pay it any mind as it is not significant to them identity-wise if they value other identity factors, so unrecognized they might forget after two generations.
Obsession about ethnicity and genetics is not a given and can be borderline worship of the flesh. It's ugly, vain, and arrogant about the superficial (and I mean people who take it outside the educational and interest-based sphere to the extreme). Always try to maintain a healthy balanced medium. You can love your people without hating others. You can have healthy criticism toward your people without being a self-hating scum, the modern version of a traitor, selling your people short unjustifiably at every chance you get.
Be people of quality instead of having a gene-centric view of the world. DNA can't fix or make up for your ugly tendencies. Only work and betterment can, and at that point, there is no inherent hierarchical quality of difference between a Pygmy, Nilote, Melanesian, or Siberian except for virtue and human value quality, things that come down to actions you take and who you are as a person. Things you need to work, polish, and reflect on.
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Tangentially related, but is Family Tree DNA any good? My brother uploaded his 23andMe data to it, and the results suddenly show a decent-sized Semetic percentage
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His dad is E-V32 which means his dad is somali but the 20% non somali autosomal dna is probably past his great grand fathers/great grandmothers. One of those great great grand fathers had foreign mother.
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