I'm not going to go deeper but if you think chimps (whom the same people claiming we came from Africa believe we broke away from) who have white skin evolved into black people whilst living on the same continent then changed back to white skin you're a victim of a giant agenda to make white people devalue their own true history.
There is NO undisputed factual evidence our race came from Africa. Only theory. I understand this has been drilled into your skull since we were children but it's not a fact. It's a theory.
Never forget that it's a theory. It's not a proven fact and is always pushed by the same people pushing globalism.
Genetic evidence of our origins is only considered theoretical by people with an agenda that cannot coexist with reality.
The modern form of humans developed in Africa, then spread out from there.
Other primates closely related to us did the same. There is even evidence that some of them were able to breed with us. Tibetans apparently have traces of another human subgroup's genetics, which might explain how they are a bit better adapted to high altitude living.
Fascinating stuff, genetics, but it is complicated, not uncertain.
I'm not going to go deeper but if you think chimps (whom the same people claiming we came from Africa believe we broke away from) who have white skin evolved into black people whilst living on the same continent then changed back to white skin you're a victim of a giant agenda to make white people devalue their own true history.
There is NO undisputed factual evidence our race came from Africa. Only theory. I understand this has been drilled into your skull since we were children but it's not a fact. It's a theory.
Never forget that it's a theory. It's not a proven fact and is always pushed by the same people pushing globalism.
Genetic evidence of our origins is only considered theoretical by people with an agenda that cannot coexist with reality.
The modern form of humans developed in Africa, then spread out from there.
Other primates closely related to us did the same. There is even evidence that some of them were able to breed with us. Tibetans apparently have traces of another human subgroup's genetics, which might explain how they are a bit better adapted to high altitude living.
Fascinating stuff, genetics, but it is complicated, not uncertain.