15 Dec 2012 17:12:50
Here is a theory, the world consists of different continents holding their own distinguishable races. Is it possible that different alien cultures took a section of the earth each and tweaked the DNA to suit themselves of the indigenous population. In other words laid claim to their own territories and built pyramids but of the sort that suits them not a copy of the others. How else is it possible that all these pyramids popped up around th same time in areas where there was no possible contact or intelligence from other parts of the world. Might not be xplaning this the best. Utlr
These pyrimids popped up because there was contact and there was a great deal of intelligence the books are wrong the facts are right
Jedimindtricks
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I get what you mean, how do humans all coming "supposedly" from the same fundamental dna source end up with such different physical differences as exhibited between white, asian and black peoples. So you are suggesting alien tampering by different species resulting in said differences. That cover it? {Ed001's Note - the differences are very minor though, they are still very physically similar.}
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Or just mutations?
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Ed i was just trying to clarify what the OP was saying to get my head around it. {Ed001's Note - I was just pointing out that the fundamental differences are minor, certainly nothing to suggest any kind of tampering.}
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Genetically, Europeans, Orientals, Indians & pretty much everyone share more common haplotypes (a form of measuring genetic relatedness) with each other than with the majority of African populations. Indeed genetic variation within the African continent is exponentially higher than outside in. Ancestral human lineages still persist in certain sub-saharan tribes.
Current estimates see human migration and settlement resulting from a group (>1000) of humans leaving Africa. Darwinius
Current estimates see human migration and settlement resulting from a group (>1000) of humans leaving Africa. Darwinius
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