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> The large differences in human behavior are a direct result of these varying ancient populations. That’s a very strong claim without any evidence. Not only t
by novaomnidev 4y ago
> The large differences in human behavior are a direct result of these varying ancient populations.
That’s a very strong claim without any evidence. Not only that, it’s the kind of claim that you could never have evidence for. It’s purely speculation on your part.
- ldjkfkdsjnv 4y agoActually thats completely false, human populations that have a higher percentage of neanderthal DNA will differ in behavior from those that don't. This is very obvious, and claiming otherwise is intellectually dishonest
- novaomnidev 4y agoOnce again, no evidence. Just stating it’s true and obvious. But let’s test it. Are you referring to people like say Papua New Guineans who have very large amounts of Neanderthal (4%) and (6%) Denisovan dna ? Or are you maybe talking about Europeans which have less (1 - 2%)? Also can you tell us the exact behavioral differences that are so obvious from people with less than 2% Neanderthal dna?