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Does "plurality" mean relative majority but less than 50%? Also, the Italian population is unevenly distributed among the North, Center, and South: 46.3% of the inhabitants reside in Northern Italy, 19.8% in Central Italy, and the remaining 33.8% in the South and on the Islands. Does the...

Good point, commercial testing is heavily skewed in the case of Italy too I suppose. The overwhelming majority of the Italians emigrating to North America and Australia were from the south.

To me it only makes sense to define Celtic in a cultural sense, therefore only the fringes of the British Isles and Brittany (even Cornwall is hardly Celtic today).

Maybe visually impaired people.

Italy within itself is phenotypically different enough from region to region. Corsicans are very well within the phenotypical scope of ethnic Italians.

Alizee is clearly Gracile Mediterranean. Lots of Gracile Meds in both Spain and Italy and even Greece.

Yeah and from half a dozen other peoples from the northern Mediterranean. Also, from a genetic/autosomal standpoint, why "Ibero" and not "Italo" for example as she's definitely more related to Italy than to Iberia also considering the surnames in her family and the place she's from.

Yeah the black dude. Very representative of Italy. :ROFLMAO: What started off as an interesting comment from the OP has turned into a weird-ass thread...

Alizee is from Corsica. How is she "Ibero"-French? https://ethnicelebs.com/alizee

In Netflix Turkish series there are very few Anatolian looking actors.

Because they're poorer and there's less immigration. And if there's any, it's kept in check by the indigenous criminals rather than by the police. Also, it's by perception (where it is most "felt"). I suppose one should also not be surprised that most petty crimes and theft are not even...

I have a general observation that applies to all studies, not just this one: while I'm not a statistician, I understand that small sample sizes can lead to unreliable conclusions. Specifically, limited samples are more prone to overrepresenting extreme cases, which can distort the true incidence...

IMHO. Most overrated capital: Dublin Most "somewhat overrated" capital: Paris Most underrated capital: I just can't think of a really underrated capital (or any single underrated city in the central and western parts of Europe for that matter - Bordeaux and Edinburgh are the closest to this...

Cool new pop song in Ligurian (genoese) dialect:

Interesting but I had never heard "andarsene all'inglese" 🤷‍♂️ Also, in Italy we say "fumare come un turco/to smoke like a Turk" to mean someone who, of course, smokes a lot.

You are absolutely right. My point is that I find less disturbing to see a reasonably Southern European-looking Northern European like Colin Farrell play a Southern European character than the fact that in Hollywood (modern) Southern Europeans' spectrum goes from Dustin Hoffman to Al Pacino or...

To be Fair Colin Farrell looks more Southern European in his natural look.

Of course. With all due respect I don't think that's even matter of debate. You come across as a reasonable person and between being "repulsed" by the idea of being linked and the idea of being connected in any meaningful way there is a lot of space in between. I think you can see my point.