Random thoughts...

Any aftocentrists who says that doesn't know African history since i just took a class on pre colonial Africa and they taught us that while Egyptians are most likely of African descent they weren't pitch black due to them getting friendly with other races giving them more of a light brown/pinkish color to their skin which is why while extremely old Egyptian texts might show black skin people most don't

Well yeah they're just crazy conspiracy theorists since while many African cultures were lost it was due to early explorers being willingly negligent and ignorant ignoring it because they couldn't understand it not because it was a conspiracy trying to put them down since at this point in time racism wasn't really a thing it only became a thing a bit after that when the Atlantic slave trade started gaining popularity and due to these early explorers labeling Africans as savage because they couldn't understand them nor their ways the only one being an explorer who learned their ways but still called them savages cause it was the popular opinion at them time i forgot his name tho but he was the only one that wasn't ignorant about it but still fed the mob mentality

I wonder how much of a remakes profit goes towards future projects like re 5 remake or a resident evil 9. The remake games are cool but I definitely think they make them a lot shorter and cut out more content so you're paying full price for a more fun experience Metal.Gear Riaing Style.

I just remembered I have Metroid prime hd. I remember liking Metroid prime 2 a little more. I think there was more water exploring and it had more dark places. But everyone liked the first one more.

You're better off sticking to books and documentaries when you want to learn about history. People get really sensitive about history and make up crazy theories. In order to better argue online I tried learning about Afrocentrics. It seems it came around the 70s when Black Americans didn't learn about empires from their backgrounds so Egypt was an easy thing to paint in a different light. One thing I find funny is that the Ancient world didn't have skin color based discrimination like we do now. The Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans didn't regard skin color as the basis for judging someone. That mostly came from the colonial empires.