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Jiang treats the Mongols as culturally more similar to the Yamnaya and Proto-Indo-Europeans than to the Chinese, despite possible genetic proximity to China.
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Culture Over Genetics
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"And the way they behaved, there was a strategy. There's a logic to the way they behaved given the circumstances and constraints they found..."
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"To the Yamnaya than they are to the Chinese. Even though genetically, the Mongols may be more similar to the Chinese, okay? In this..."
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Genghis Khan is not explained by saying the Mongols were uniquely evil.
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