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I don't think we are completely in the dark. Did you read this about DNA results?
originally posted by: tanka418
Unfortunately, in this present case, we are not given any of these DNA results, so we are completely in the dark.
In summary, this is a non-story. There is nothing at all unusual about the population of the Paracas Necropolis Culture, apart from the extreme nature of the head-binding they practised. DNA or no DNA, they are fully human: every aspect of their skulls can be explained in terms of genetics (such as the large wormian bone) and culture (such as the cranial deformation). Any statements to the contrary contain a mixture of deliberate deception, ignorance of anthropology, lack of archaeological knowledge and jumping to wild conclusions using “sketchy” data. They are not evidence for aliens or an otherwise unknown hominin species.
originally posted by: Arbitrageur
I don't think we are completely in the dark. Did you read this about DNA results?
originally posted by: tanka418
Unfortunately, in this present case, we are not given any of these DNA results, so we are completely in the dark.
www.abovetopsecret.com...
The Paracas skulls: aliens, an unknown hominid species or cranial deformation?
In summary, this is a non-story. There is nothing at all unusual about the population of the Paracas Necropolis Culture, apart from the extreme nature of the head-binding they practised. DNA or no DNA, they are fully human: every aspect of their skulls can be explained in terms of genetics (such as the large wormian bone) and culture (such as the cranial deformation). Any statements to the contrary contain a mixture of deliberate deception, ignorance of anthropology, lack of archaeological knowledge and jumping to wild conclusions using “sketchy” data. They are not evidence for aliens or an otherwise unknown hominin species.
originally posted by: tanka418
Yep, read all of that...I contains NO SCIENCE.
I like the statement above; "DNA or no DNA..." Without the actual science we know nothing, and all we have is opinion. The statement goes on to say that "they are fully human". Again, this is a statement that can not be made with out the DNA results, which we do not have.
So...we are still completely in the dark!
originally posted by: tanka418
originally posted by: Arbitrageur
I don't think we are completely in the dark. Did you read this about DNA results?
originally posted by: tanka418
Unfortunately, in this present case, we are not given any of these DNA results, so we are completely in the dark.
www.abovetopsecret.com...
The Paracas skulls: aliens, an unknown hominid species or cranial deformation?
In summary, this is a non-story. There is nothing at all unusual about the population of the Paracas Necropolis Culture, apart from the extreme nature of the head-binding they practised. DNA or no DNA, they are fully human: every aspect of their skulls can be explained in terms of genetics (such as the large wormian bone) and culture (such as the cranial deformation). Any statements to the contrary contain a mixture of deliberate deception, ignorance of anthropology, lack of archaeological knowledge and jumping to wild conclusions using “sketchy” data. They are not evidence for aliens or an otherwise unknown hominin species.
Yep, read all of that...I contains NO SCIENCE.
I like the statement above; "DNA or no DNA..." Without the actual science we know nothing, and all we have is opinion. The statement goes on to say that "they are fully human". Again, this is a statement that can not be made with out the DNA results, which we do not have.
So...we are still completely in the dark!
originally posted by: Harte
When was your DNA tested?
If never, then you have no claim to being human, according to your logic.
Harte
originally posted by: randyvs
a reply to: MRuss
A star and a flag ! Because the source at the very least,
reminds me that it is near criminal, to see these skulls
factually ignored by those deemed, more credible.
This fact alone diminishes greatly any respect I could
ever have for mainstream science. They obviously support
their Godless lying view. And their goal seems to be populor
izing it and dragging many, TO HELL WITH THEM!
originally posted by: tanka418
originally posted by: Harte
When was your DNA tested?
If never, then you have no claim to being human, according to your logic.
Harte
Circa 2009 ... I make no claim to being "human".
You misunderstand the logic there...What I'm saying is that IF there is no DNA evidence then nothing is known, thus, no intelligent, logical conclusion can be reached. It is really quite simple...
originally posted by: Harte
originally posted by: tanka418
originally posted by: Harte
When was your DNA tested?
If never, then you have no claim to being human, according to your logic.
Harte
Circa 2009 ... I make no claim to being "human".
You misunderstand the logic there...What I'm saying is that IF there is no DNA evidence then nothing is known, thus, no intelligent, logical conclusion can be reached. It is really quite simple...
There are people in the world that know human anatomy, no?
Examination of skeletons is certainly evidence.
Harte
These are not the only deformed skulls to have been found, not even the only ones in South America.
She said she would be back to post and if we wanted to see right now, we could. If you want to wait for her to post the link (s) then wait. WOW.
originally posted by: Awen24
a reply to: MRuss
no sources?
This is ATS. You don't just say "google it yourselves", the onus is on you to provide evidence to support your position.
The difficulty with the Paracas Skulls is that such evidence seems not to exist.
These claims are often parroted without any evidence whatsoever being offered to support them.
originally posted by: draknoir2
originally posted by: tanka418
originally posted by: Harte
When was your DNA tested?
If never, then you have no claim to being human, according to your logic.
Harte
Circa 2009 ... I make no claim to being "human".
Weren't able to prove your actual claim either.
originally posted by: hellobruce
originally posted by: buddha
I wish the fool had done the DNA tests in secret.
He did, where is the report?
originally posted by: CIAGypsy
originally posted by: hellobruce
originally posted by: buddha
I wish the fool had done the DNA tests in secret.
He did, where is the report?
My point exactly. There's no information on exactly WHO did the alleged testing. Furthermore, there's no corroboration by other independent labs to show similar results. This guy has an agenda that goes something like this - $$$$$
originally posted by: tanka418
originally posted by: CIAGypsy
originally posted by: hellobruce
originally posted by: buddha
I wish the fool had done the DNA tests in secret.
He did, where is the report?
My point exactly. There's no information on exactly WHO did the alleged testing. Furthermore, there's no corroboration by other independent labs to show similar results. This guy has an agenda that goes something like this - $$$$$
Actually that wouldn't be his responsibility...and, even IF he did provide this additional data, it could not be considered valid simply because the original data provider provided it...I do hope you understand how that works.
My biggest issue is the total lack of any data whatsoever...
originally posted by: randyvs
a reply to: Harte
These are not the only deformed skulls to have been found, not even the only ones in South America.
I know this Harte, as well I know of and respect your expertise on ATS.
But you seem to be suggesting they were DNA tested in 1927. So rather
than claim something so perposterous of sorts. I'll ask just that you further
explain. And I believe this world wide phenomena is the source for
headbinding. Many are far to outlandish to result from intentional
deformation. And if these are not considered the source for binding, then
there is none. Do you disagree?