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originally posted by: hellobruce
originally posted by: OccamsRazor04
Why do people still talk about this when the DNA tests have proven it's human.
Good question, I suppose some people just desperately want to believe in aliens, so they ignore the facts that the DNA proves this is human to push "it must be aliens'!
originally posted by: obscurepanda
originally posted by: hellobruce
originally posted by: OccamsRazor04
Why do people still talk about this when the DNA tests have proven it's human.
Good question, I suppose some people just desperately want to believe in aliens, so they ignore the facts that the DNA proves this is human to push "it must be aliens'!
The same reason people still talk about those "pyramids" in Bosnia. The real world is, admittedly, fairly mundane and predictable. So, people desperately want something to be special and unique. Never once, mind you, taking into consideration the fact that we live on a glittering blue jewel in a vast, black void. But, that's not special. The deformed, 15 century abortion is special. Because, even though scientists have repeatedly verified it is a deformed child, it just has to be an alien. Because to a certain lot, aliens are the new gods. The new greater beings here to rescue mankind or whatever gobbildygook.
originally posted by: NoCorruptionAllowed
I remember the DNA tests did in fact show the mother of this creature was a human woman, but the father DNA was not human and unknown.
At least it was half human, the DNA test showed that much.
originally posted by: tanka418
It is almost as IF being Terrestrial is a foregone conclusion...the problem is that "Human" isn't necessarily confined to just Earth. Evidence seems to indicate that there may be other "humans" in the neighborhood...the Pleiadians for instance, appear to be a species of Human... (they're not actually from the Pleiades, but a near by star...likely 39 Tauri.)
originally posted by: tanka418
originally posted by: NoCorruptionAllowed
I remember the DNA tests did in fact show the mother of this creature was a human woman, but the father DNA was not human and unknown.
At least it was half human, the DNA test showed that much.
This is one of the aspects I find the funniest...all that trouble going into whether mother was "Human" and nothing addressing IF she was "Terrestrial".
It is almost as IF being Terrestrial is a foregone conclusion...the problem is that "Human" isn't necessarily confined to just Earth. Evidence seems to indicate that there may be other "humans" in the neighborhood...the Pleiadians for instance, appear to be a species of Human... (they're not actually from the Pleiades, but a near by star...likely 39 Tauri.)
originally posted by: tanka418
originally posted by: OccamsRazor04
Why do people still talk about this when the DNA tests have proven it's human.
Its quite simple actually; the DNA results do not indicate it is Human. In fact, the nuclear DNA indicates distinctly non-human...of course, with the Pye camp withholding data as they have, we are left to guess about far too much, thus leading to misinterpretation as is evidenced by your remarks.
originally posted by: OccamsRazor04
a reply to: NoCorruptionAllowed
It's a terrible point when the skull is supposed to be non human and you claim well since it's human it must be from another planet.
That does nothing to explain the shape. It basically is admitting the skull is debunked but you refuse to let it go.
originally posted by: OccamsRazor04
originally posted by: tanka418
originally posted by: OccamsRazor04
Why do people still talk about this when the DNA tests have proven it's human.
Its quite simple actually; the DNA results do not indicate it is Human. In fact, the nuclear DNA indicates distinctly non-human...of course, with the Pye camp withholding data as they have, we are left to guess about far too much, thus leading to misinterpretation as is evidenced by your remarks.
DNA results done by whom? Actual credible labs? Yeah those all concluded 100% human.
The non professional who was hired specifically to claim it's non human? The same one who claims to have found bigfoot DNA and their analysis proved it ... and it turned out to be like a squirrel. Yeah .. thought so.
originally posted by: OccamsRazor04
a reply to: SPECULUM
DNA testing done in 1999 by BOLD found 100% human X and 100% human Y chromosomes. Meaning the mother and father were both 100% human.
DNA testing done in 2003 found the mtDNA was 100% human. This is consistent with the testing done in 1999.
originally posted by: tanka418
originally posted by: OccamsRazor04
originally posted by: tanka418
originally posted by: OccamsRazor04
Why do people still talk about this when the DNA tests have proven it's human.
Its quite simple actually; the DNA results do not indicate it is Human. In fact, the nuclear DNA indicates distinctly non-human...of course, with the Pye camp withholding data as they have, we are left to guess about far too much, thus leading to misinterpretation as is evidenced by your remarks.
DNA results done by whom? Actual credible labs? Yeah those all concluded 100% human.
The non professional who was hired specifically to claim it's non human? The same one who claims to have found bigfoot DNA and their analysis proved it ... and it turned out to be like a squirrel. Yeah .. thought so.
Well there Occam...I presume you have same sort of documentation to support your attempted hatchet job...
You know a list of names, links to reports, etc. cause otherwise, you just blowin' smoke...
What I remember reading were DNA reports...like what the robot provides, but a wee bit more civilized.
The result is X-Y and this tells us two significant things. First, the child was male; second, the DNA is human.
To obtain a sex determination of "male" means readings were obtained from both "X" and "Y" chromosomes in the Starchild's DNA. From a genetic standpoint that means it received its X chromosome(s) from a human mother and its Y chromosome(s) from a human father. From a forensic standpoint, even though virtually nothing else is known about the construction of the Starchild's DNA, with X and Y chromosomes present, all of its finer details, if ever known, would inevitably prove to be human.
originally posted by: OccamsRazor04
originally posted by: tanka418
originally posted by: OccamsRazor04
originally posted by: tanka418
originally posted by: OccamsRazor04
Why do people still talk about this when the DNA tests have proven it's human.
Its quite simple actually; the DNA results do not indicate it is Human. In fact, the nuclear DNA indicates distinctly non-human...of course, with the Pye camp withholding data as they have, we are left to guess about far too much, thus leading to misinterpretation as is evidenced by your remarks.
DNA results done by whom? Actual credible labs? Yeah those all concluded 100% human.
The non professional who was hired specifically to claim it's non human? The same one who claims to have found bigfoot DNA and their analysis proved it ... and it turned out to be like a squirrel. Yeah .. thought so.
Well there Occam...I presume you have same sort of documentation to support your attempted hatchet job...
You know a list of names, links to reports, etc. cause otherwise, you just blowin' smoke...
What I remember reading were DNA reports...like what the robot provides, but a wee bit more civilized.
Here you go.
The result is X-Y and this tells us two significant things. First, the child was male; second, the DNA is human.
To obtain a sex determination of "male" means readings were obtained from both "X" and "Y" chromosomes in the Starchild's DNA. From a genetic standpoint that means it received its X chromosome(s) from a human mother and its Y chromosome(s) from a human father. From a forensic standpoint, even though virtually nothing else is known about the construction of the Starchild's DNA, with X and Y chromosomes present, all of its finer details, if ever known, would inevitably prove to be human.
www.rense.com...
Human X and Human Y.
” The sample taken from the Starchild Skull (SCS-1) has mtDNA consistent with Native American haplogroup C, as revealed through two independent extractions performed on fragments of parietal bone.”
originally posted by: NoCorruptionAllowed
a reply to: OccamsRazor04
starchildproject.com...#
Try this one. This site is not biased for the skull to be non human either. Just read all the findings and current results. When they don't know for sure on a certain thing, they say so. All the labs and volunteers only do their particular jobs. None of that "tries" to make it something it isn't.
At the time, some speculated that this result may mean the Starchild Skull had a human mother and alien father, but subsequent tests have found unusual DNA from both parents. This means that it is almost certainly not a human-alien hybrid.