What has become clear is simply that our accepted exlanations are misleading. It is my assertion that humanity advanced by absorption. We are seeing this happen today to our first nations. Now we also see that intermarriage was necessary to absorb local immunity.
none of these local hominid linages were ever destroyed but were naturally absorbed by increasing human populations, just as millions today are absorbing thousands of first nations.
It was an easy assumption to make until you notice no first nation taking on dairy farming which naturally swamped the USA and Canada and south America.
Scientists Compared White DNA to African DNA — The Results Shocked Everyone
31 May 2026 #
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kMBWjARtVe4
Scientists have spent decades comparing human DNA from populations across Africa, Europe, Asia, and other regions to better understand humanity’s origins and migration patterns. Modern genetic research consistently shows that all humans share the vast majority of their DNA, while also revealing fascinating insights into ancient migrations and population history. Many groundbreaking studies have traced human ancestry back to Africa, providing new evidence about how early humans spread across the globe. Advances in genome sequencing have allowed researchers to compare ancient DNA with modern populations in unprecedented detail. These discoveries continue reshaping our understanding of evolution, ancestry, and human history. Researchers say genetics often reveals a far more interconnected story than many people expect. New findings are helping scientists uncover mysteries that remained hidden for thousands of years. The results are challenging long-held assumptions about where we come from and how human populations evolved.
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