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The science doesn't show dark skin, it doesn't show any skin colour. Saying X might be true != X is true.
by Mikeb85 4y ago
The science doesn't show dark skin, it doesn't show any skin colour. Saying X might be true != X is true.
- shagmin 4y agoAccording to the article you posted, X is probably true - the scientists' model shows it being true, "focused on 36 points of comparison in 16 genes" and compared to "genetic data taken from more than 1,400 people". That is science - developing a model, experiments, etc., whatever you can do and studying the results - a continuous process of refinement. Science is not a set of facts we know are absolutely, 100% true, but hopefully that's the end result. So I think it's fair to say the science shows so far, to the best of their knowledge, it's true. It could be wrong, but I think it's reasonable to depict the Cheddar Man as having dark skin if to the best of anyone's knowledge including scientists' models, he was dark skinned.