Anonymous
ID: 18dGaNQ2
6/21/2025, 3:49:32 PM No.508193679
....Because you hate black people? Is that really it?
You erroneously believe that black people are "inferior" (meaningless concept in evolution BTW) so humans couldn't have possibly emerged from the African continent?
Every ounce of relevant genetic and fossil data regarding human origins points to Homo sapiens having evolved from Homo heidelbergensis populations that were living in Africa around 300,000 years ago.
Then, over several migrations spanning thousands of years each, Homo sapiens populations began migrating out of Africa into Eurasia and beyond, with other populations staying in Africa, eventually becoming the Africans of today.
Most human genetic diversity is contained within Africa. This could ONLY be the case if humans evolved there, as it took hundreds of thousands of years for our species to form, and the populations that left to become Eurasians were genetically bottlenecked. Eurasians are all more closely related to each other than many individual groups of Africans are to each other.
Our ancestors from 300,000 years ago lived in Africa. How you feel about this fact doesn't really matter in the end. It's still true anyway.
>https://youtu.be/DZv8VyIQ7YU?si=F7DE383MVRPrlv8i
You erroneously believe that black people are "inferior" (meaningless concept in evolution BTW) so humans couldn't have possibly emerged from the African continent?
Every ounce of relevant genetic and fossil data regarding human origins points to Homo sapiens having evolved from Homo heidelbergensis populations that were living in Africa around 300,000 years ago.
Then, over several migrations spanning thousands of years each, Homo sapiens populations began migrating out of Africa into Eurasia and beyond, with other populations staying in Africa, eventually becoming the Africans of today.
Most human genetic diversity is contained within Africa. This could ONLY be the case if humans evolved there, as it took hundreds of thousands of years for our species to form, and the populations that left to become Eurasians were genetically bottlenecked. Eurasians are all more closely related to each other than many individual groups of Africans are to each other.
Our ancestors from 300,000 years ago lived in Africa. How you feel about this fact doesn't really matter in the end. It's still true anyway.
>https://youtu.be/DZv8VyIQ7YU?si=F7DE383MVRPrlv8i
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