Originally posted by AnthraAndromda
Did you miss the part about NO Indian people in the family tree? Would have to be there for the linkage to show up.
Did you miss the part about ancestry going back further than 600 years? Unless you can trace your family tree back to a couple of monkeys then your
going to be hard pressed to prove that there's no way you can have indian genes.
The fact that you've mentioned in other posts about how pale you are makes you seem a little naive about this whole ancestry thing. I could well have
indian/african/chinese genes in me somewhere, but I wouldnt deny the possibility simply because I have blonde hair. There's more to your genes then
skin, hair, and eye colour.
And, true, if you sent in your cats dna for testing, then nothing human would show up, however, IF you sent in a sample from another primate (like a
Chimp), it just might. There are some biologists who currently think that some of Human genetics may have been brought to Earth by asteroids, comets,
etc. This would give rise to the probility that alien and humans may share some genetic material. Again, Earth's lack of biological understanding is
limiting us.
So in all the contact you've had with your mother, and your money issues, you havent thought to enquire about any genetic similarities before forking
out for a test that would never have brought any conclusion to your claims about being an alien?
Human genetics havent been brought here by comets. There's been articles about amino acids possibly being brought here, and maybe even bacteria being
brought from mars to earth.
Its completely possible that we would share some 'building blocks' with aliens. But its a ridiculously huge jump to make from saying that alien
life develops from amino acids & whatnot, to suggesting that we share the same genetics to a point where a DNA test cannot tell one species apart from
another.
However we got here, we evolved from bacteria on earth. We share similar DNA to primates because that is what we evolved from.
Look at how may different species there are on this planet alone, 5 million minimum and anything up to 90 million that havent been discovered yet.
There's so much variety just on this planet. And while I believe its possible that alien's could resemble us, its a majorly long shot to claim that
we would be similar to the point where our DNA is 98%+ identical.
Even if such similar species were out there somewhere, that 1.6% percent means an awful lot when you look at how different we are from primates. So in
fact if you were to say that we have near identical DNA to your species, the difference would have to be ridiculously small to account for all the
similarities.
And when you look at how differet the species can be just on this planet, that would mean your species would have had to spend millions of years
evolving, taking into account the varying factors that influence evolution on your own planet compared to ours... and then come out of that being
pretty much identical to us. Apart from the height difference & length of life. Its a bit insane really.