Jovialis
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and? those bronze age cultures were not all the same either and no matter if europeans all are a mixture of them, it doesn't change the fact that the genetic distance between europeans can be bigger than between europeans and people from the near east.
if you want to make a geographical grouping and describe the genetic profile or the boundaries of the genetic compostion of european populations then your approach makes sense, but if you want to base the idea of an exclusive european racial group "white" on it, it just won't make sense.
how did these bronze age cultures become "white" or the same race as modern europeans? if they were not white or the same race, why does any sort of mixture of those population lead to "white" people or the same race? why do the modern genetic relations not matter in this?
I see my bakery analogy is lost on you as well. "How do you make a cake, when the ingredients aren't also cake? What are you using flower, water, sugar, and calling it one thing, it's so different"