[moomouse]

It looks like some kind of current was pulling him down.

[depraved1]

Originally Posted by dystopian ↗

Unless you’ve got better data to refute it the finding stands. No intelligent intellectually honest person who’s actually paying attention could deny the numerous morphological differences between those of sub-Saharan African and those of Northern European ancestry…

In fact based on our understanding of evolutionary biology there’s just no way that the half a million years of divergent evolution under significantly different environmental conditions over several percent of the human genome *wouldn’t* create certain differences (with the ones who tended to have some food access year round in the tropics tending to store less body fat being exactly the kind of difference you’d expect to find, and in-fact do find.)

The fact that anybody who looks for such differences tends to be labeled as a racist, especially if they’re white, and is consequently ‘canceled’ and defunded, might go a long way toward explaining why there not more hard data on such questions. Would YOU honestly support an intellectually rigorous and open minded research effort to actually settle such a question one way or the other? I doubt you would, though I don’t doubt you’d wholeheartedly support efforts to disprove the existence of any such nontrivial racial difference.

The truth is that ‘We’re all the same inside’ is a demonstrably untrue but nonetheless vigorously defended dogmatic religious tenet of the woke that’s born more of a wish that that’s how things were than as a reflection of reality as it actually is. Unfortunately, living one’s life and making choices that are disconnected from objective reality leads nowhere good.

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[houseoftechno]

Originally Posted by moomouse ↗

It looks like some kind of current was pulling him down.

Gravity

[TheBlackGMC]

Fake

[Royal_Madnessty]

I don't understand why so many people don't know how to swim, it's like sucking dick or riding a bike, once you know how to do it you're settled for life.

That being said, this video's is sad and depressing. Since there's an open ending i still have some hope that he made it. Wishful thinking, i know.

[blackfire90]

Dumb as fuck, why do people get in water and don't know how to swim.

[samcws]

Originally Posted by houseoftechno ↗

Looks to me like he just didn't know how to swim. His initial push-off from the ledge carried him out, but he didn't have the skills to create any forward momentum on his own. All he did was splash the water around. He couldn't grab onto a ledge because he was too far away - it looked like a sheer vertical wall that he was hovering at. When he reached up to grab, his body sank further under water. Physics.

Ya, if you know that you can't swim, why taking the risk to jump into a deep pond? He can't swim and also can't think of consequences. Die stupidically (is there such a word?)

[kala1]

as someone who just instantly picked up swimming idk how this happens rip

[Cornelius]

Poor kid this is heartbreaking hearing her say Daddy

[tenny]

i had an experience once where i thought i was gonna drown...
and very close to the shore. i wont get into it, but i lost an air jordan.

the thing that got me was LACTIC ACID....i was 10 feet away
from shore and thought i was gonna die. i just could not move
anymore....and it was against current....what got me out was
calming down and letting the current of the river help me.
so i let the current take me, then gave a few doggie paddles
towards shore every few seconds....been scared of water ever since.