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There's a hole in our vocabulary somewhere between NPC and normie, and "goy" actually fits there really good... So we'll probably start to see the word getting appropriated into referring to any mindless consoomer w/o self-respect.
@cjd the good side is that it will remind them that that's how they see us
Another thing is, if white populations continue to decline to the point that they're really minority in their own countries, I actually wouldn't be at all surprised to see remaining whites and Jews basically merge into one people - because even though there's a lot of animosity, interests actually end up becoming aligned.
@cjd @wizardmanperson there's really not many jews, it's not like they make a important percentage to influence genetics of the many billions non jews. With so few of them, intermixing with non jews would eventually make their genetics the less dominant over time, eventually over enough times taking into account billions of non Jewish white people, there wouldn't be such a thing as jews. Their genetics would just vanish over time, because genes gets weaker when passed on. I don't think they are interested in that, which is why they tend to marry between each other, are very obsessive about purity. Being so few.
@Dicey @cjd @wizardmanperson Even with the purity obsession, after 2k years each in the diaspora is at least half native genes. Beta Israelite are like 10% original jew 90% black, because blacks lack impulse control.
@jmw150 @cjd @wizardmanperson it’s not genes have this magic power you describe:
Let “Person X” be your ancestor:
• Parent (g=1): (1/2)^1 = 1/2 = 50\%
• Grandparent (g=2): (1/2)^2 = 1/4 = 25\%
• Great-grandparent (g=3): (1/2)^3 = 1/8 = 12.5\%
• 2× great (g=4): (1/2)^4 = 1/16 = 6.25\%
• 3× great (g=5): 1/32 = 3.125\%
• 4× great (g=6): 1/64 \approx 1.5625\%
• 5× great (g=7): 1/128 \approx 0.78125\%
• 6× great (g=8): 1/256 \approx 0.3906\%
• 7× great (g=9): 1/512 \approx 0.1953\%
• 8× great (g=10): 1/1024 \approx 0.0977\%
So by 10 generations back, a specific ancestor is ~0.1% expected.
Let “Person X” be your ancestor:
• Parent (g=1): (1/2)^1 = 1/2 = 50\%
• Grandparent (g=2): (1/2)^2 = 1/4 = 25\%
• Great-grandparent (g=3): (1/2)^3 = 1/8 = 12.5\%
• 2× great (g=4): (1/2)^4 = 1/16 = 6.25\%
• 3× great (g=5): 1/32 = 3.125\%
• 4× great (g=6): 1/64 \approx 1.5625\%
• 5× great (g=7): 1/128 \approx 0.78125\%
• 6× great (g=8): 1/256 \approx 0.3906\%
• 7× great (g=9): 1/512 \approx 0.1953\%
• 8× great (g=10): 1/1024 \approx 0.0977\%
So by 10 generations back, a specific ancestor is ~0.1% expected.
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