How does a population on a completely isolated island in the

>>2882158
Humans are still humans

>>2882161
>not recognizing individual groups of people to combat systemic racism and colonialism
back to /pol/ you go

You just think these manners are similar due to their common phenotype

>>2882177
just find it kinda funny

no matter where you are in the world

its the same shit

>>2882158
They're not really similar to Africans though. They're somewhat similar to Pacific Islanders and Malay natives but they are also closer to them.

>>2882158
They don't.

>>2882158
Environment plays a pretty big factor in primitive culture. So jungle folk tend to adapt the past of least resistance, ie. nudity/skirts/noise producing jewelry. Also it's pretty easy to find similarites between 1 Polynesian tribal culture and 100+ African tribal cultures.

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>>2882158
>Abos
>Anything like Africans
>mfw

Jesus, I know you don't like us but I'm getting sad now

>>2882345
t. Abo

>>2882166
What?
>>2882158
Oh ew, you're asking why Aboriginals are just like africans. No dude that's wrong. I thought you were basically asking how are Aboriginals like people around the world as if they are living fossils of some different species

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>How does a population on a completely isolated island in the middle nowhere take on the same mannerisms, looks, and behaviors as those found on a completely different continent halfway around the world?
[Citation needed]

>>2882206
>Malay natives
Nope