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#28 - A lot of places have military discounts. One time I went to t… 11/25/2015 on (untitled) +1
#95 - Most people I know who had special education can't even speak …  [+] (1 new reply) 11/25/2015 on Spoken +1
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#107 - abesimpson (11/25/2015) [-]
That's because their education was a different kind of "special"

huehuehue
#32 - There are plenty of societies that incorporate transgender/thi…  [+] (3 new replies) 11/20/2015 on yes +1
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#48 - platinumaltaria (11/20/2015) [-]
Being transgender isn't a third gender though...
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#69 - aadenoto (11/20/2015) [-]
I think they meant both transgender and third gender, not that they are the same thing.
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#72 - platinumaltaria (11/20/2015) [-]
aha, carry on then.
#137 - It's not an excuse, it's an explanation. There is a massive a…  [+] (1 new reply) 11/18/2015 on Human +11
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#260 - parishailsatan (11/19/2015) [-]
I can confirm, I was abused by my brothers and sisters growing up. Even though I try to remain calm in everyday live situations, I have an anger that I can't seem to control only suppress. In all fairness it scares me everyday and I'm worried that one day I'll snap and no longer be the person I am.
#28 - Largely because they were already dealing with a *********… 11/17/2015 on Interesting Fun Facts Part 2 +21
#145 - No, I mean the ones using the best available technology to tes…  [+] (2 new replies) 11/14/2015 on Yeah diversity! 0
#146 - ofthebrave (11/15/2015) [-]
Gee whiz, you've totally convinced me now!

I guess the "technology" of observing data (of a large enough data pool), recording data and presenting said data to be interpreted has changed somehow?

You don't need an academic community to agree on anything, that's what that squishy grey matter between your ears is for.
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#150 - thesoulseeker (11/15/2015) [-]
If we're talking about gene sequencing, and we are, there has been huge progress the the last decade or so. Just as an example the Human Genome Project took ~13 years, 1990-2003, today you can sequence a whole genome in much less then a year. About a month if my memory is right.

Analyzing data has also come quite a long way, in the last 10-20 years. To put simply a computer can help a lot in data analysis and now computers are widely available and cheap.

Here's a question for your gray matter. Do you think that you can keep up with every scientific field?
No? Then you might need to accept that some people know a fuck of a lot more about it than you do. Also you need quite a lot of knowledge to even understand scientific papers, this of course depends a lot on the paper and topic. For example you don't need to know that much to realize that a feeding study has a bad methodology. But you do need to know quite a lot if you want to read about protein interactions for example.
#30 - I don't care how long he's had that tiger, there's no way he d… 11/14/2015 on Wait for it... 0
#139 - That goes into my geography point. It doesn't show that white… 11/14/2015 on Yeah diversity! 0
#117 - I am thinking for myself. I don't deny that there are racial …  [+] (4 new replies) 11/14/2015 on Yeah diversity! +8
#127 - scruffyguy (11/14/2015) [-]
I should clarify why I so its by no means absolutely correct believe Europeans evolved to be more intelligent. It seems to me that Europeans had a diet much higher in protein and much lower in sugar than africans do not too many fruits in northern & eastern Europe, and the ones there are are naturally low in sugar
#139 - kingpongthedon (11/14/2015) [-]
That goes into my geography point. It doesn't show that white cultures are more advanced and I use that term extremely loosely , it shows that civilization favors temperate climates with distinct growing seasons. Grains, which are the basis of agriculture, do not grow well in Africa. Fruits don't store well and in tropical climates are available year round. There is no incentive to develop agriculture in most of Africa. The importance of agriculture to the development of civilizations cannot be understated.

On top of that, Africa is much harder to traverse than Europe or Asia. This means no trade which is what necessitated the development of things like writing and mathematics. It also means no spread of information and technology.

When you compare African societies to those of more comparable circumstances, they don't fare any better or worse than anybody else. West African societies were certainly as developed, if not more so, than many of their Northern and Eastern European contemporaries until relatively recently. Compare someone from a Yoruba society to someone from a Celtic society and there's practically no difference. They're certainly more developed than most pre-Columbian American or Polynesian societies.

And still, white people have also tried and failed to colonize Africa for the last 500 years despite our supposed racial superiority. It's no coincidence that the one place that it's been successful, South Africa, is the most temperate part of Africa.
#119 - scruffyguy (11/14/2015) [-]
Nice vague answers, my friend. Dont use observation, trust "advanced science".
#129 - anon (11/14/2015) [-]
Jesus Christ you're an idiot. That's literally the definition of sampling error, what you just described. You do know that every fact you know is considered a fact not because someone said "huh it must be like that" but because scientific analysis and testing was performed to prove it. Your observation is completely useless and can never confirm nor deny anything. It can only serve to present ideas of things to test. Gravity isn't a scientific law because Sir Isaac Newton saw an apple fall, it's because he tested and proved the theory he developed with his orbital cannon and it went on to stand up to repeated tests and procedures for hundreds of years. The idea that you base your beliefs on a few things you've seen is baffling. If there were a little less people like you in the world we'd have a lot less problems.
#113 - As I already mentioned, there is a huge difference between the…  [+] (10 new replies) 11/14/2015 on Yeah diversity! 0
#142 - ofthebrave (11/14/2015) [-]
"advanced science"

Thefuckdoesthatmean?

Oh, you mean the scientists you agree with?
#145 - kingpongthedon (11/14/2015) [-]
No, I mean the ones using the best available technology to test hypotheses whose results are then peer-reviewed and then use the available knowledge-base to come to a general consensus within the academic community about what the data suggests.
#146 - ofthebrave (11/15/2015) [-]
Gee whiz, you've totally convinced me now!

I guess the "technology" of observing data (of a large enough data pool), recording data and presenting said data to be interpreted has changed somehow?

You don't need an academic community to agree on anything, that's what that squishy grey matter between your ears is for.
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#150 - thesoulseeker (11/15/2015) [-]
If we're talking about gene sequencing, and we are, there has been huge progress the the last decade or so. Just as an example the Human Genome Project took ~13 years, 1990-2003, today you can sequence a whole genome in much less then a year. About a month if my memory is right.

Analyzing data has also come quite a long way, in the last 10-20 years. To put simply a computer can help a lot in data analysis and now computers are widely available and cheap.

Here's a question for your gray matter. Do you think that you can keep up with every scientific field?
No? Then you might need to accept that some people know a fuck of a lot more about it than you do. Also you need quite a lot of knowledge to even understand scientific papers, this of course depends a lot on the paper and topic. For example you don't need to know that much to realize that a feeding study has a bad methodology. But you do need to know quite a lot if you want to read about protein interactions for example.
#114 - scruffyguy (11/14/2015) [-]
You have to start thinking for yourself, my friend. Use observational skills. How many people of different races have you talked to in your life? I've been friends with plenty of people from all different races.
What exactly is the selective pressure for an elephant to be smart?
Why exactly have different races accomplished different things?
#117 - kingpongthedon (11/14/2015) [-]
I am thinking for myself. I don't deny that there are racial differences but from my personal experience these clearly have more to do with culture and upbringing than any inherent capacity for learning or development. Having grown up in a metropolitan community, I've seen geniuses and idiots of all types and colors. That said, I'm going to defer to the scientists who are much more knowledgeable than I am so I'm not just some jackass on the internet.

What is the selective pressure for an elephant to be smart? Clearly very little given that their brain is 3x the size of ours yet they are much less intelligent. Most of their brain goes into controlling their massive bodies and articulating their trunks.

And different races have accomplished different things for a variety of reasons, mostly related to geography.
#127 - scruffyguy (11/14/2015) [-]
I should clarify why I so its by no means absolutely correct believe Europeans evolved to be more intelligent. It seems to me that Europeans had a diet much higher in protein and much lower in sugar than africans do not too many fruits in northern & eastern Europe, and the ones there are are naturally low in sugar
#139 - kingpongthedon (11/14/2015) [-]
That goes into my geography point. It doesn't show that white cultures are more advanced and I use that term extremely loosely , it shows that civilization favors temperate climates with distinct growing seasons. Grains, which are the basis of agriculture, do not grow well in Africa. Fruits don't store well and in tropical climates are available year round. There is no incentive to develop agriculture in most of Africa. The importance of agriculture to the development of civilizations cannot be understated.

On top of that, Africa is much harder to traverse than Europe or Asia. This means no trade which is what necessitated the development of things like writing and mathematics. It also means no spread of information and technology.

When you compare African societies to those of more comparable circumstances, they don't fare any better or worse than anybody else. West African societies were certainly as developed, if not more so, than many of their Northern and Eastern European contemporaries until relatively recently. Compare someone from a Yoruba society to someone from a Celtic society and there's practically no difference. They're certainly more developed than most pre-Columbian American or Polynesian societies.

And still, white people have also tried and failed to colonize Africa for the last 500 years despite our supposed racial superiority. It's no coincidence that the one place that it's been successful, South Africa, is the most temperate part of Africa.
#119 - scruffyguy (11/14/2015) [-]
Nice vague answers, my friend. Dont use observation, trust "advanced science".
#129 - anon (11/14/2015) [-]
Jesus Christ you're an idiot. That's literally the definition of sampling error, what you just described. You do know that every fact you know is considered a fact not because someone said "huh it must be like that" but because scientific analysis and testing was performed to prove it. Your observation is completely useless and can never confirm nor deny anything. It can only serve to present ideas of things to test. Gravity isn't a scientific law because Sir Isaac Newton saw an apple fall, it's because he tested and proved the theory he developed with his orbital cannon and it went on to stand up to repeated tests and procedures for hundreds of years. The idea that you base your beliefs on a few things you've seen is baffling. If there were a little less people like you in the world we'd have a lot less problems.
#24 - Except that whole thing where the Jewish, Christian, and Musli…  [+] (2 new replies) 11/14/2015 on Suicide +4
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#27 - crutos (11/14/2015) [-]
Unfortunately they do not share that belief with you. For them Allah is the only god and jews and christians are just infidels, believing in false gods and must therefore die.
ISIS is definitely as much representatives of Islam as KKK are representatives of racism.
#32 - heartlessrobot (11/14/2015) [-]
Islam is based on the belief that the bible is written by man, and is influenced by the politics and desires of the men who wrote it. They believe their prophet told directly the will of God, and had it written down as the direct will of God.
It is, in fact, the God of Abraham. The God shared by Judaism and Christianity.
ISIS represents Islam as much as the Spanish Inquisition represents Christianity.
#106 - Sure, there are differences among races such as skin color, la…  [+] (19 new replies) 11/14/2015 on Yeah diversity! +21
#172 - jasir (11/15/2015) [-]
The climate of place where ancestors settled affected not only body, but also minds. Example given: If you live in Amazonia, you do not need to stack food for winter = plan ahead/prepare.
Every talk about races differences revolve around intelligence and everyone takes it as personal attack against him. But it does not have to be vague "intelligence", it can be things like: waking up in middle of the night (originally to add wood to fire), number of children you desire to have, autumm bad mood (winter is coming panic mode), sensitivity for certain sounds, ...
Even things like language have great impact on humans brain. Example given: Chinese do not find copying as bad. Teaching process of written chinese is only copying process - here copy this symbol until you copy it perfecly, great, repeat it few thousand times... you are now educated.
Of course it does not affect "inteligence" but it affects brain...
#134 - anon (11/14/2015) [-]
You're trying to defend monkey ass niggers
Who has had more of an impact on the planet whites or niggers

Go somewhere eat shit and die
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#140 - rakogoki (11/14/2015) [-]
with all these other comments i dont know if i can even call this bait or not.
#112 - scruffyguy (11/14/2015) [-]
>There hasnt been enough time
Are you shitting me?
Have you ever heard of a tibetan? In 1500 years alone they've adapted to the low-oxygen conditions of their mountainous homeland.
it is not stupid to think that in 10,000 years Asians and Europeans adapted to be more intelligent than other races.
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#180 - thegrimpoe (11/15/2015) [-]
>being this retarded
#155 - Bluemistake (11/15/2015) [-]
Mate, do you even realize how short 10,000 years is in an evolutionary perspective?
#184 - Bluemistake (11/15/2015) [-]
What's your point? Evolution is an ongoing, progressive process through mutations, takes millions of years to evolve, unless there is a MASSIVE selective pressure, which modern humans have not experienced.
#113 - kingpongthedon (11/14/2015) [-]
As I already mentioned, there is a huge difference between the selective pressure for things like oxygen intake and intelligence.

You're right, it's not stupid to think that 10,000 years is sufficient to produce significant differences along the lines of intelligence. It's completely fucking moronic and is in direct opposition to the most advanced science of today.
#142 - ofthebrave (11/14/2015) [-]
"advanced science"

Thefuckdoesthatmean?

Oh, you mean the scientists you agree with?
#145 - kingpongthedon (11/14/2015) [-]
No, I mean the ones using the best available technology to test hypotheses whose results are then peer-reviewed and then use the available knowledge-base to come to a general consensus within the academic community about what the data suggests.
#146 - ofthebrave (11/15/2015) [-]
Gee whiz, you've totally convinced me now!

I guess the "technology" of observing data (of a large enough data pool), recording data and presenting said data to be interpreted has changed somehow?

You don't need an academic community to agree on anything, that's what that squishy grey matter between your ears is for.
User avatar
#150 - thesoulseeker (11/15/2015) [-]
If we're talking about gene sequencing, and we are, there has been huge progress the the last decade or so. Just as an example the Human Genome Project took ~13 years, 1990-2003, today you can sequence a whole genome in much less then a year. About a month if my memory is right.

Analyzing data has also come quite a long way, in the last 10-20 years. To put simply a computer can help a lot in data analysis and now computers are widely available and cheap.

Here's a question for your gray matter. Do you think that you can keep up with every scientific field?
No? Then you might need to accept that some people know a fuck of a lot more about it than you do. Also you need quite a lot of knowledge to even understand scientific papers, this of course depends a lot on the paper and topic. For example you don't need to know that much to realize that a feeding study has a bad methodology. But you do need to know quite a lot if you want to read about protein interactions for example.
#114 - scruffyguy (11/14/2015) [-]
You have to start thinking for yourself, my friend. Use observational skills. How many people of different races have you talked to in your life? I've been friends with plenty of people from all different races.
What exactly is the selective pressure for an elephant to be smart?
Why exactly have different races accomplished different things?
#117 - kingpongthedon (11/14/2015) [-]
I am thinking for myself. I don't deny that there are racial differences but from my personal experience these clearly have more to do with culture and upbringing than any inherent capacity for learning or development. Having grown up in a metropolitan community, I've seen geniuses and idiots of all types and colors. That said, I'm going to defer to the scientists who are much more knowledgeable than I am so I'm not just some jackass on the internet.

What is the selective pressure for an elephant to be smart? Clearly very little given that their brain is 3x the size of ours yet they are much less intelligent. Most of their brain goes into controlling their massive bodies and articulating their trunks.

And different races have accomplished different things for a variety of reasons, mostly related to geography.
#127 - scruffyguy (11/14/2015) [-]
I should clarify why I so its by no means absolutely correct believe Europeans evolved to be more intelligent. It seems to me that Europeans had a diet much higher in protein and much lower in sugar than africans do not too many fruits in northern & eastern Europe, and the ones there are are naturally low in sugar
#139 - kingpongthedon (11/14/2015) [-]
That goes into my geography point. It doesn't show that white cultures are more advanced and I use that term extremely loosely , it shows that civilization favors temperate climates with distinct growing seasons. Grains, which are the basis of agriculture, do not grow well in Africa. Fruits don't store well and in tropical climates are available year round. There is no incentive to develop agriculture in most of Africa. The importance of agriculture to the development of civilizations cannot be understated.

On top of that, Africa is much harder to traverse than Europe or Asia. This means no trade which is what necessitated the development of things like writing and mathematics. It also means no spread of information and technology.

When you compare African societies to those of more comparable circumstances, they don't fare any better or worse than anybody else. West African societies were certainly as developed, if not more so, than many of their Northern and Eastern European contemporaries until relatively recently. Compare someone from a Yoruba society to someone from a Celtic society and there's practically no difference. They're certainly more developed than most pre-Columbian American or Polynesian societies.

And still, white people have also tried and failed to colonize Africa for the last 500 years despite our supposed racial superiority. It's no coincidence that the one place that it's been successful, South Africa, is the most temperate part of Africa.
#119 - scruffyguy (11/14/2015) [-]
Nice vague answers, my friend. Dont use observation, trust "advanced science".
#129 - anon (11/14/2015) [-]
Jesus Christ you're an idiot. That's literally the definition of sampling error, what you just described. You do know that every fact you know is considered a fact not because someone said "huh it must be like that" but because scientific analysis and testing was performed to prove it. Your observation is completely useless and can never confirm nor deny anything. It can only serve to present ideas of things to test. Gravity isn't a scientific law because Sir Isaac Newton saw an apple fall, it's because he tested and proved the theory he developed with his orbital cannon and it went on to stand up to repeated tests and procedures for hundreds of years. The idea that you base your beliefs on a few things you've seen is baffling. If there were a little less people like you in the world we'd have a lot less problems.
#93 - The right donor goes has to be much closer than just your race… 11/10/2015 on The gap between us and them +7
#85 - Africa is a harsh environment. Most of it is either jungle or… 11/10/2015 on The gap between us and them +1
#93 - Except when you look at the last 150 years of labor and econom… 11/05/2015 on (untitled) +8
#91 - Oh yeah, I get that, that's why it's a hypothetical question. …  [+] (1 new reply) 11/03/2015 on this, is fucking huge 0
#99 - torncerberus (11/03/2015) [-]
The cell wouldn't even replicate. Too many genes important to the basic functions of the cell rely on the first X chromosome. If a cell divided so it only got a y or got yy, it would be incapable of dividing at all. The only possible living cell that can survive like this is a sperm cell, and they have a very short lifespan because of it.
#271 - Why do you feel the need to turn this into another feminism th…  [+] (1 new reply) 11/03/2015 on She a gud boi -2
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#278 - malinko (11/03/2015) [-]
Because you felt the need to specify that it was a "teenage girl" multiple times, so you were making gender an issue.

and yes fine, fast AND safe. you knew what i meant, don't act like you didn't.
and I dont think wrestling someone to the ground is something that is so "unsafe" that it should be cause for alarm during an arrest. he threw no hits, he didn't slam her head on anything, and to be honest, if you slow-mo it, it looks like her thrashing was one of the biggest factors in that desk going over.

frankly, if that was my kid, I'd beat her ass once she got out of jail and gave the officer a gold star for not allowing a little shit to continue being a little shit.

INB4: "you dont have kids so you dont know. " I actually have two kids and if either one of them acted like this in school, they'd get such an ass beating I'd be the one going to jail. seriously, fuck these spoiled ass kids who dont get punished when they do wrong. I got my ass fucking beat as a kid and you wanna know how much trouble i got into with that law as an adult? fucking. none.
#94 - That's not the same at all. You'll often find "Mongoloid… 11/03/2015 on hur hur hur niggs 0
#75 - Hypothetical question because two dudes having a baby: What wo…  [+] (4 new replies) 11/03/2015 on this, is fucking huge 0
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#142 - sandmansniper (11/03/2015) [-]
You can't have a human that is YY. It would most likely abort, if it even starts at all.
#88 - anon (11/03/2015) [-]
The whole point of the procedure is that it produces a perfectly viable xy/xx chromosomed embryo.
#91 - kingpongthedon (11/03/2015) [-]
Oh yeah, I get that, that's why it's a hypothetical question. I'm just curious as to what would happen if somehow you did get a YY combination.
#99 - torncerberus (11/03/2015) [-]
The cell wouldn't even replicate. Too many genes important to the basic functions of the cell rely on the first X chromosome. If a cell divided so it only got a y or got yy, it would be incapable of dividing at all. The only possible living cell that can survive like this is a sperm cell, and they have a very short lifespan because of it.
#85 - You do realize that 3 Races hypothesis is the genetic equivale…  [+] (2 new replies) 11/03/2015 on hur hur hur niggs 0
#92 - vorarephilia (11/03/2015) [-]
not entirely, forensic anthropologists can indeed tell the differences between races and ancestry by skulls with fairly high accuracy.

but as far as I know, arabs have never been considered anything but an ethnic group.
#94 - kingpongthedon (11/03/2015) [-]
That's not the same at all. You'll often find "Mongoloid" features in "Caucasoids" or "Negroids." Jumble those three up and it'll hold true every time. Humans fuck around too much for any substantial amount of genetic material to be isolated to a single group. There is no delineation sufficient enough in humans to be considered a unique race, human genetics is a sliding scale of thousands of tiny traits that vary slightly from one population to its neighbor. You have to go to your neighbor's neighbor's neighbor's... neighbor before there's enough difference to warrant separate races but then you have to account for all those neighbors in between the two. It just doesn't hold up with a modern understanding of the human genome.

An ethnic group is the better answer because it's actually something that exists. You might as well ask "Well if Obama isn't a leprechaun, or a centaur, or a unicorn, then what is he?" The best answer is "human being", not "Loch Ness Monster."

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