Answer (1 of 9): There are multiple theories explaining the rationale behind “Sino” referring to “China” or “Chinese”. According to one of these (widely accepted) theories, in Sanskrit language, ancient Indian used the term “China” to refer to the Qin state (秦/秦国/秦朝- …

Answer (1 of 66): Many black Americans have some European ancestry; most black Africans don’t. Also, most black Americans have ancestry going back to west Africa (Barack Obama is a notable exception). If you look at Africans from a different part of Africa, they’re going to look different. Not a...

Answer (1 of 50): First of all, Arab is not a race. Arab is not even a culture. There are black Arabs from Sudan and Somalia. There are white Arabs from Syria. There are Brown Arabs from Egypt… culturally the Syrians are much more similar to Turks than to …

Answer (1 of 32): Too much disinformation here. First of all it’s not “Slav”. That’s the English term. The original word is “Sloven”. It comes from the word “sloviti” which means “to speak”. That’s how Slavs refered to themselves, since they could speak to one another. Outsiders they would call “...

Answer (1 of 3): ASCII and UTF-8 are quite different. To be precise ASCII is the first 128 (0x00 – 0x7f) characters of UTF-8. UTF-8 is actually a variable-length, multi-byte encoding of Unicode. UTF-8 uses from 1 to 4 bytes for each character. Quote from Wikipedia “UTF-8 …

Answer: 1 - it's common that Men greet each other by nose rubbing. 2 - Qataries are very proud and a tribal society, that's why they wear their traditional outfit everywher, in Work, school, stadiums ect .. 3 - Qatar isn't Saudi Arabia, woman here can …

Answer (1 of 10): Depends on the usage. In common usage Caucasian is just a fancy way of saying white. It comes from a now discredited theory that white people first evolved in the Caucus mountains, and that the people who live there are the most …

Answer (1 of 44): Depends on the person. Remember, Mexico is just as mixed racially as the US and Canada are. My parents are both born in Mexico, but I am born in the US. My father is of Italian and Basque descent, and my mother is of French and Spanish descent. I’m sure that there is …

Answer (1 of 7): A lot of convoluted answers so far. The website exists (or at least so far it does), so that makes it “real”. Does the actual Library of Babel exist on that website? No. The code for the website is clever, but simple. You can actually find the code online if you search for it....

Answer (1 of 182): That depends on what you mean by first human. Do you mean first kind of human, such as a homo habilis? Or do you mean the first instance apes started becoming humans (australopithecus)? Or do you mean the first “normal” human as we know them today? Homo Sapiens? Assuming you m...