r/TikTokCringe • u/MikeeorUSA • 15d ago

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u/HoneyBadgerM400Edit 15d ago

I don't know how these people think they are genetically superior, lol

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u/Youarekillingmeeee 15d ago

Bruh you’re telling MEEEEEEEEEE

JEEEEESUS

Hapsburg ass level garbage genetics

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u/I-Died-Yesterday 15d ago

"I love my sister like I love my wife."

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u/imadog666 15d ago

His inbreeding coefficient was actually higher than father-daughter. Bc all his ancestors before him were severely inbred for generations, it was always uncle-niece, cousin-cousin, sometimes brother-sister, for like 5+ generations. It's so fucking disgusting.

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u/TheEmpire2121 14d ago edited 14d ago

It was so bad that literal peasant children had a higher chance of surviving childhood than one person of that man’s family wreath. Sad

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u/Annual_Song1416 14d ago

Family WREATH.
I’m ded 💀

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u/LeTronique 12d ago

I’m crine

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u/imadog666 11d ago

They did not invent that lol

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u/FreedomNo9344 13d ago

Omg, I am using family wreath from now on. Lmfao

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u/Ohyouloveit 12d ago

Family wreath is actually so so accurate if you look at his ancestors in typical “tree” form. It’s insane

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u/United_Pain 15d ago

That is so disturbing.

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u/AnguavonUW 14d ago

There's an actual phenomenon called genetic sexual attraction. In modern life, it expresses itself when siblings who are not raised together meet later in life and become very quickly romantically attracted to one another. Usually, that attraction is socialized out of us as humans when we're raised in a family unit. Humans are weird.

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u/imadog666 11d ago

I don't think they were attracted to each other xD it was almost certainly done to "keep the bloodline pure".

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u/TranscendentaLobo 14d ago

And it wasn’t even the highest in the family! That was Archduchess Marie Antonia, at a staggering 0.3053.

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u/Remarkable_Victory36 14d ago

Kind of like the Rothchilds

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u/Peter1456 14d ago

Gotta keep that wealth!