Ty Daniels
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I think this is actually genetically impossible due to the fact their are a finite amout of genetic variations.
I believe i read somewhere that once you go back enough generations, you are technically no longer even related even if you spawn from that direct blood line.
The amount of DNA your share with your ancestors decreases with each generation. you share 7% of dna with your 6th Great Grandparent for example.
If we go back 50 thousand years, they literally have no genetic connection with modern descendants. And could have had any appearance for all we know.
They might resemble modern africans but they aren't really yet at that point. They were just people with dark skin. They might've all looked like super dark skinned samoans for all we know.
Breh,
With all due respect you said "I Think", SMH...
That is the difference between what you are saying, and what I am saying.
I don't "Think Anything".
The Info I put forth is based upon the ACTUAL Data from scientific studies, NOT MY OWN IDEAS.
I've been studying this shyt for 30+ years now.
There is no "Debate" about this, SMH
Also the primary BULK of Human Genetic Diversity(and Phenotypic Diversity) is found in Africa.
"Eurasians" are but a subset of the original African diversity.
That African Genetic Diversity was IN-PLACE BEFORE the First "Out Of Africa" Migrations, and those people were "Phenotypically Black".
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