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Here's a theory I've mulled over for many years.... Take a look at the animal kingdom & you'll see a uniform, linear relationship between similar species. Between subspecies, differences are usually very slight until we come to the Hominids, which includes the Human race. Between our nearest genetic neighbours, the Chimpanzees & us, the difference in DNA is only ~3% but outwardly we are light years apart. In fact, we are so different from any other living organism on Earth that we barely even belong here when you think about it! Have we as a species arrived where we are by pure chance, or were we assisted? It's my personal opinion that we were, but the question remains... why? One answer I toyed with is that any advanced civilization capable of engineering an ape into a human would be highly dependant (perhaps totally dependant) on technology to exist; like us but more advanced. Since this civilization is star faring, they would be widespread & have many billions or trillions in their population. The infrastructure required to support such a huge civilization would require an immense army of builders, technicians & menial workers, but that army would have to be sufficiently capable of handling & understanding the high level of sophistication reached within that society. Robots would be pointless, simply because nature does things better & much more efficiently, so the ideal would be a dextrous highly mobile animal with higher intellect, capable of understanding abstracts, complex maths, physical & chemical principles etc.
The phenotypical differences are NOT a product of geography, but were created by ET's to make the people more suitable to live in those places.
Originally posted by cry93
My haplogroup is H5a1. Before I an make anyother statement on this topic I'd like to know more about my haplogroup. There isn't much info on it.
Originally posted by favouriteslave
Originally posted by cry93
My haplogroup is H5a1. Before I an make anyother statement on this topic I'd like to know more about my haplogroup. There isn't much info on it.
You should join this DNA board . There seem to be a few people in there that know something about your type.
dna-forums.org.../forum/28-haplogroup-h-mtdna/