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you forgot the anunnaki dna influence 8 percent of human dna is ALIEN The human genome contains billions of pieces of information and around 22,000 genes, but not all of it is, strictly speaking, human. Eight percent of our DNA consists of remnants of ancient viruses, and another 40 percent is made up of repetitive strings of genetic letters that is also thought to have a viral origin.
@@jimbob3332 If you have a hobby, say gaming for example, you may find yourself saving up money so you can buy a console and a PC. Doesn't mean you're rich. Emulators often suffer from glitches/bugs/delays etc. but when they work it's nice. Still, nothing beats the good old systems. or games on CD's over digital ones.
The "ages of history" are usually specific to an area or a people within an area. The Dark Ages in Europe overlapped with the Golden Age of Islam in the Middle East. To this day there are tribes of people who effectively live in the stone age, although many of them use modern manufactured goods they've gotten through contact with the outside world.
Aside from no electricity and wars and depending on the geographical and political area one lived in? Don't forget ones religious persuasion. Dark for some I would expect.
@@EmilyTienne Bingo. It was actually a revolutionary-major transitionary period for Europe. There was not a whole lot written which survived intact enough to be deciphered or unearthed until more recent times. The term 'dark', for everyone else who clearly did not know this, actually referred to that specific lack of concrete documentation of the era. It was not like Europeans reverted to living like Neandertals like so many would like us to believe in this modern time of 'enlightened censorship'.
@@_M_a_r_t_i_n_Mthe term Dark Age.was.coined.to.describe the institutionalized attack on any scientific or otherwise intellectual progress that went against Church Dogma. Similar to the stagnation and decline seen when countries/societies were shit off from the rest of the world; either due to threats from outside or rulers deciding there was no need to engage with the outside world. Due to spreading itself over too large of an area; much like Rome, this made.the church vulnera le to outside influences, internal fragmentation, and internal conflict. This caused the power of the church to wain; and without the overbearing threat of the church; we see an intellectual,.artistic, and scientific revolution that first led to the Renaissance and eventually to the Industrial Revolution. We see how the opposite occured; when the Middle.East.Enligjtenmemt Period ended when a theocratic leader decided manipulating numbers was the work of the Devil, and began a systematic decline of intellectual and scientific development, and some parts.of.thw Middle East.have yet to reestablish their prior degree of pursuing scientific and intellectual progress, which is seen in the lack of Nobel Prizes within science,.from the Middle.East..This is why the political.parties,, politicala leaders, and.kr.relogions.and.or.rigiois leaders, who are against scientific and intellectual progress around the world; are a threat to humanity's survival.
@@Andy_Babb I'm another American who kinda hates my nationality because of how foul-mouthed, racist, and stupid we usually are (even if it does include some of my favorite TH-camrs like Casual Geographic, MrBallen, and Ash Coyote).
my respects brother , i watched all your documents on all your channels, some channels twice , you've opened my mind extensively , precious , quite precious.
@@mohammadeesanezhad3148 Indeed! investigation is a specialty of Humankind. It's how we debate discuss, debunk, and all sorts of conclusions to get the right scientific/palaeontologic answer everyone can agree with.
I think that fossilization is so incredibly rare, on top of the fact that we have only found a tiny percentage of the rare fossils that exist, that the real past would be incomprehensibly more bizarre than we can possibly know and that we essentially know nothing. There are around 250,000 known fossil species from the 540 million years of complex life on Earth compared to around 8.7 million extant animal species today even after our thorough ransacking of the planet over the last few thousand years.
It’s mind boggling when you try to imagine the millions of years that have passed on this planet, we might not have a lot physical evidence but with the limited amount we have managed to determine a lot, we can analyse dna and figure out the evolutionary history of many creatures.
A little semantics thing. We don't know the percentage of the fossils that exist so we might have found all or only fraction. But you are right fossilization is incredibly rare.
Even more frustrating, is every beautiful, incredible, rare fossil we find, only seems to create yet another "missing link" for those who deny evolution. It's insane. Or, ugh, "yeah well that's just one, that doesn't mean it had babies. Maybe it was just a freak" where the hell was THIS standard for evidence when you snatched my Charles Darwin hat off my head and warned me i am doomed to eternal suffering if I don't repent RIGHT NOW!?
Great episode and thanks. Yes, the subject is still full of gaps and NAledi has taught us to be cautious in our conclusions. Not enough is known about what was happening in Central and West Africa for example. Always open to learn more. Thanks.
@@Mike-zf4xg 😅 seems u misunderstood something. If english is a bit tough for you it might be worth double checking what you're replying to via a translation service. If you prefer to build your understanding strictly in English then there are also some good resources for that like simple.wikitionary which employs easy to understand words and phrases to describe meaning
This was a fabulous overview of human's evolutionary history. It's wonderful to see the latest discoveries like homo naledi and the apes in "Europe" that migrated back to Africa included. Understanding our origins and diverse migrations make me hope that by educating ourselves and others we can eradicate the folly of racism. As you expertly pointed out at 34:00: "there is no doubt where modern humanity evolved ... around 300,000 years ago the first anatomically modern humans ... occurred in Africa."
Mind blowing what these guys can do with stock footage and drawings. Evidence that research-supported good writing is more important than good effects. Engrossing work. Can’t stop watching.
Besides it being thoroughly informative what made it more interesting is the anecdotes of the dark age and WW II airplanes into understanding the complex evolution of humankind is just amazing
This is why I always found discrimination or hate based on race or culture or nationality so stupid, their just labels we're all human and all come from the same place, the only reason we've got so far is because we have worked together and it's very important to keep doing so! Awesome videos btw!
@@OldMarius-gn5kk True, tho even in most religions we come from the same place right? That's one thing religion and evolution have in common just from a different source
It's only the Overlords that use it against us peasants and sadly many buy into what the weaponized against us. The Overlords sold their souls long ago now they use ours and all children's souls to bargain and sell out now.. we are all one when all peasants could understand that and stop being used by the Overlords maybe, just maybe..
Exactly. I throughly enjoy reminding bigots and white supremacists of that fact. It’s really funny when you see one of them do a DNA test and finding that sub-Saharan ancestry. A few of them even know what that means 😂
Not just that, but we're also literally blood relatives of any animal that has blood circulating in its body. Yet we naturally have our in-group preferences. The concept of empathy seems more useful to me for making ethical decisions.
Chinese-American here. The other commenter is right. My mom's side has been Chinese living in China for generations, but my DNA is 40% Mongol and only 20% Chinese. Somehow, I managed to get not only Mongol DNA from my Chinese mom, but also from my German-American dad. He does get the Asian Flush so I do wonder if maybe he's a little more Asian than he thinks he is lol
the one thing that always gets me on this topic, and issues that this file also shares, is the assumption that the map of the earth looked the same as it does now, a million years ago. if we looked at the migration map of humans leading out of Africa a million years ago, the lay of the land will be a major factor.
As you step out of the train you are reminded of The Simpsons Time Travelling Toaster episode when you sneeze and introduce germs to an ecosystem with near zero defence to hundreds of thousands of years microscopic organism evolution.
Curious about what you said about the Mongols i tried to get GPT to estimate how many descendants Genghis Khan might have. It gave the following hilarious answer: "After adjusting for pedigree collapse, the estimated range of Genghis Khan's total descendants is: Approximately 28.6 billion descendants with a lower growth rate of 2 children per generation. About 12.4 quadrillion descendants with a higher growth rate of 3 children per generation. These estimates still represent theoretical upper bounds, reflecting exponential growth over 32 generations, but are somewhat reduced to account for the likelihood of intermarriage among descendants. It's important to note that these numbers are highly speculative and should be treated as rough estimates, not precise figures."
So…uhm….where did you get that picture of Doc? (my grandfather, medical director at a state university, born 1910) The accuracy of the first bit was just a little frightening.
My dad grew up in Oregon. My dad's parents grew up in southern Illinois in the coal mines. My grandfather volunteered for the Marine Corps after Pearl Harbor and eventually ended up in Eugene, Oregon where my father and aunt grew up. My dad joined the Airforce in 1964, not long before the military became much less popular. He had three duty stations, South Carolina, the Azores, and California. He settled in the town near his last base, Travis AFB because it was near Fairfield which was the most integrated city in the country. Being strongly anti-racist this was important to him. And so I grew up with my sister in "Steinbeck Country" in California. As an adult I mover around a bit at the start, but ended up settling in Oregon not far from where my dad grew up.
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Probably we did not just follow caribou across Beringia. Humans were in N. America during rhe last glacial maximum, more than 20kya. It would seem that boats were involved -- hugging the coast of Beringia, then down the West Coast of N. America.
The "Clovis First" and "Beringia Crossing" have been disproven by accredited archeologists. We know for sure that people did not follow caribou to N. America; it was a deliberate migration with mostly shallow water crossings.
@PeachysMom Yes. There is also genetic evidence for an open ocean contact between Polynesia and Costal Peru. Possibly, even some stay behind members of the voyage(s).
Polynesian contact was far far later. I live in Aotearoa (NZ), and we have what others call sweet potato but we call it kumara, a name which can be traced to the coast of South America. But this happened in the last 2000 years, and while some cultural exchange happened there wasn't a migration from what I've heard
37:15 in a total aside survivorship bias is a long standing and reoccurring issue throughout history. The issue of steel helmets was a similar fight in France during WW1, when command saw the rate of head injury skyrocket after the intial issuance of helmets. Similar statistically created problems also crop up in civilian life too, such as the precieved safety of motorcycke helmets. Fatalities from head injuries went down, but were negated by neck & trunk inury fatalities. Because an accident serious enough to fatally damage your skull involves forces strong enough to damage the rest of your body
Im icelandic and I have ancestry leading all the way to the first settlers which came to Iceland around 1000 years ago. But to be honest I think most icelanders do also.
Do you mean the bloodline that produced this particular body that I now inhabit or my origin as an individual person regardless of the body? Probably quit different things.
Incredibly interesting, educational, useful video. But although I completely agree with 90% of what was said, the rest still has a sense of Afrocentrism. Author talks about primates, the ancestors of people, who came out of Africa, but right there in the picture, you can see the first European primate 3M years older than the firs African. Further shows and talks about first anatomically modern people, who originated in central Africa 60-100k years ago, immediately after the story about remains of anatomically modern people from Southern Europe aged 300k+ years. And why first initial migration of hominids had to begin precisely from Africa, and not from other places, is also not explained. Now I am even more convinced that the ancestral home of Homo sapiens is either Europe or Asia. everything else in the video is just excellent!
Don't worry, the evidence will accumulate in the next decade or so and you will be convinced of your African roots. IF you are not one of ....THOSE PEOPLE!!!!!LOL
I think of hominid ranges like the ranges of lions. Lions are primarily an African group, but their range historically use to extend well into Europe with various split off species outright leaving Africa for Eurasia or even the Americas.
The probability of being born is actually super rare. All your ancestors (basically entire human ancestors) had to procreate at the right time for us to be born. Procreate a little too late or too early, we probably wouldn't be here. It's called the butterfly effect.
3:54 Hey, giant's causeway. That bit looks like a part I stood on top of in Ireland, but it's a lot greener. I suppose the footage might have been taken during a differnt time of year, or a year with more rain.
Is the narrator of this series the same person that narrated a video game called Disciples? His voice is so similar its driving me crazy. I tried to find the narrators name online but couldn't find it. Love his voice and this series.
Luckily there are many normal ones too but it's a true cesspit if you look at 'newest first'. People have nothing better to do than either preach religion or argue about whether we really originated in Europe on the internet.
Trees and humans share a common ancestor, which means that we share some common genetic material. However, the amount of genetic material that trees and humans share is relatively small, estimated to be around 1-2%.
I'm from Turtle Island. (North America) My mom was also from here, as was her mom, and her mom before her. My dad was from England. Indigenous peoples were always here. Long before the Berring landbridge, long before the Silk Road. It's time to start telling the truth. Antarctica was once warm and green. Every Indigenous people on this planet has _First Stories._ The Dogon told y'all about Sirius B long before modern science proved its existence. The Indigenous Australians have ancient knowledge. The Sphinx is somewhere between 13,000 and 30,000 years old, geology proves it. The mainstream chooses to ignore the facts in favor of the false narrative. But the facts don't care. Facts are still facts. One day the whole truth will come to light.
Repeating the pet theories of some cranks looking to sell you books won’t make them be correct. It’s ever so strange to me how many people accept these biased, cherry picked and long disproven ideas claiming them being suppressed by THEM for REASONS. All while ignoring the fact that the only one benefitting of it are the ones selling you books. But I guess it’s a lot easier to believe in some secret hidden knowledge instead of the actual hard work of discovering and interpreting our past.
Every continent has been covered in an ice sheet like Antartica, and Antarctica at one point was green like you said. It’s possible that we are from a continent or piece of land that has been swallowed by the ocean. But there isn’t much basis on hominids being from Antarctica or some lost land due to simply how many fossils are in Africa
And the controversy over Oreopithecus still quietly rages on lol I am surprised that you did not discuss the Messinian Salinity Crisis As well as the long period and seemingly cyclical wet/vegetation and desiccation of what we now know as the Saharan Desert.
you do know that when “our ancestors” came down from trees and started walking upright in order to see predators on the savannah, It was a completely different environment back then. More a lush forest than a barren plain. Not to mention the genetic decoding that has taken place in the last decade unequivocally proves the “out of africa” theory to be not only wrong, but completely backwards. As in Cromagnon, after having entered europe and bred with neanderthals, then moved south and interbred with archaic hominids in africa. sunce most sub saharan africans have traces of neanderthal dna although no neanderthals have ever been discovered in Africa
Is it notable that this canvas has a repeating theme? An insistence that us vs them needs to be compared? Perhaps that will be the next step in our evolutionary journey, a realization that, to quote the late, great Carl Sagan, “We are all star stuff”.
No, they are following the evidence of the DNA and fossils and trying to locate the earliest case of our species. It’s not an agenda. All the continents were one at one time, but that’s not the goal. Just following evidence.
So you think this is focused on the US? Why, it seems they briefly mentioned the migrations to these continents after discussing all the other. How much time was spent. I seriously doubt it was equal, let alone focused on it.
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You and me aren't so different
It was interesting to see you mentioned our little country Hungary :D
Great one as usual.
And finally we came into the century where we create the next step: synthetic life 💟🌌☮️
You should rename this to "Where are White Americans Really From?" Not all of us Americans trace our roots back to Hungary/Europe... 👀
you forgot the anunnaki dna influence 8 percent of human dna is ALIEN The human genome contains billions of pieces of information and around 22,000 genes, but not all of it is, strictly speaking, human. Eight percent of our DNA consists of remnants of ancient viruses, and another 40 percent is made up of repetitive strings of genetic letters that is also thought to have a viral origin.
I’m from Atlanta. I most likely evolved from a crackhead.
😂😂😂
This is called The Stoned Ape Theory
@@AllanTidgwell😂😂😂
Fellow ATLien!
@@HogBurger hell yeah dude. From kirkwood but grew up in the zestos in lil 5. My grandma worked there since 75
The atoms in your body are billions of years old. How many stars have supernova'd just to make you possible?
At least 2
Native to the cosmos for life and beyond
Me, two. Your mom, 12-15
@@HistoryofHumankindtwo supernova’s plus two neutron stars colliding
Does that make all of us immortal
I can't believe one of my ancestors were pro-console and not PC master race
Lol
Nah man I'm proud to be a problem-console 💪
True masters have both, only plebs have one or the other.
@@IvanOoze1990 The rich have both. Masters know how to emulate.
@@jimbob3332 If you have a hobby, say gaming for example, you may find yourself saving up money so you can buy a console and a PC. Doesn't mean you're rich.
Emulators often suffer from glitches/bugs/delays etc. but when they work it's nice.
Still, nothing beats the good old systems. or games on CD's over digital ones.
44:20 my boy looks so happy he's been found
Let's turn this into a meme template for laughs and giggles
"Once you widen your scope, the dark ages weren't so dark after all."
LOVE THIS! ❤
The "ages of history" are usually specific to an area or a people within an area. The Dark Ages in Europe overlapped with the Golden Age of Islam in the Middle East.
To this day there are tribes of people who effectively live in the stone age, although many of them use modern manufactured goods they've gotten through contact with the outside world.
Aside from no electricity and wars and depending on the geographical and political area one lived in? Don't forget ones religious persuasion. Dark for some I would expect.
“Dark Ages” is an obsolete term.
@@EmilyTienne Bingo. It was actually a revolutionary-major transitionary period for Europe. There was not a whole lot written which survived intact enough to be deciphered or unearthed until more recent times. The term 'dark', for everyone else who clearly did not know this, actually referred to that specific lack of concrete documentation of the era. It was not like Europeans reverted to living like Neandertals like so many would like us to believe in this modern time of 'enlightened censorship'.
@@_M_a_r_t_i_n_Mthe term Dark Age.was.coined.to.describe the institutionalized attack on any scientific or otherwise intellectual progress that went against Church Dogma. Similar to the stagnation and decline seen when countries/societies were shit off from the rest of the world; either due to threats from outside or rulers deciding there was no need to engage with the outside world. Due to spreading itself over too large of an area; much like Rome, this made.the church vulnera le to outside influences, internal fragmentation, and internal conflict. This caused the power of the church to wain; and without the overbearing threat of the church; we see an intellectual,.artistic, and scientific revolution that first led to the Renaissance and eventually to the Industrial Revolution. We see how the opposite occured; when the Middle.East.Enligjtenmemt Period ended when a theocratic leader decided manipulating numbers was the work of the Devil, and began a systematic decline of intellectual and scientific development, and some parts.of.thw Middle East.have yet to reestablish their prior degree of pursuing scientific and intellectual progress, which is seen in the lack of Nobel Prizes within science,.from the Middle.East..This is why the political.parties,, politicala leaders, and.kr.relogions.and.or.rigiois leaders, who are against scientific and intellectual progress around the world; are a threat to humanity's survival.
Much love from Finland. Your videos across all your channels make my day ❤
Love back from Massachusetts! I’d say “from the US” but like half the country is insane and I don’t like them 😂
@@Andy_Babb I'm another American who kinda hates my nationality because of how foul-mouthed, racist, and stupid we usually are (even if it does include some of my favorite TH-camrs like Casual Geographic, MrBallen, and Ash Coyote).
my respects brother , i watched all your documents on all your channels, some channels twice , you've opened my mind extensively , precious , quite precious.
Respects to you man, I've felt the same way. 😁
@@okayrookie just the sheer amount of process needed to connect all these dots together, and coming to conclusions
@@mohammadeesanezhad3148 Indeed! investigation is a specialty of Humankind. It's how we debate discuss, debunk, and all sorts of conclusions to get the right scientific/palaeontologic answer everyone can agree with.
i think that makes quite a few of us!
@@mohammadeesanezhad3148 and you dont even know all the dots... we humans like to make things simple but there are too many dots out there to connect
I think that fossilization is so incredibly rare, on top of the fact that we have only found a tiny percentage of the rare fossils that exist, that the real past would be incomprehensibly more bizarre than we can possibly know and that we essentially know nothing. There are around 250,000 known fossil species from the 540 million years of complex life on Earth compared to around 8.7 million extant animal species today even after our thorough ransacking of the planet over the last few thousand years.
It’s mind boggling when you try to imagine the millions of years that have passed on this planet, we might not have a lot physical evidence but with the limited amount we have managed to determine a lot, we can analyse dna and figure out the evolutionary history of many creatures.
Most of them were beetles.
A little semantics thing.
We don't know the percentage of the fossils that exist so we might have found all or only fraction.
But you are right fossilization is incredibly rare.
Even more frustrating, is every beautiful, incredible, rare fossil we find, only seems to create yet another "missing link" for those who deny evolution. It's insane. Or, ugh, "yeah well that's just one, that doesn't mean it had babies. Maybe it was just a freak" where the hell was THIS standard for evidence when you snatched my Charles Darwin hat off my head and warned me i am doomed to eternal suffering if I don't repent RIGHT NOW!?
Ok bozo. Earth was created 8500 years ago. God made Adam and Eve. You should stop listening to scientism gnosticism
Great episode and thanks. Yes, the subject is still full of gaps and NAledi has taught us to be cautious in our conclusions. Not enough is known about what was happening in Central and West Africa for example. Always open to learn more. Thanks.
It seems what you're doing is worth spending time on. I'll gladly watch without distraction, that can't be said for many things
Such a refreshing pace in between all the rapid-fire, no-pause video's
that doesnt even make sense; lay off the durgs
@@Mike-zf4xg 😅 seems u misunderstood something. If english is a bit tough for you it might be worth double checking what you're replying to via a translation service.
If you prefer to build your understanding strictly in English then there are also some good resources for that like simple.wikitionary which employs easy to understand words and phrases to describe meaning
This was a fabulous overview of human's evolutionary history. It's wonderful to see the latest discoveries like homo naledi and the apes in "Europe" that migrated back to Africa included. Understanding our origins and diverse migrations make me hope that by educating ourselves and others we can eradicate the folly of racism. As you expertly pointed out at 34:00: "there is no doubt where modern humanity evolved ... around 300,000 years ago the first anatomically modern humans ... occurred in Africa."
Why put “Europe” in quotation marks?
@@stoneylonesome4062racism
You have know idea no one does Theories
You mean fantasy. God created us as adam and eve in eden 8500 years ago. We aren't descended from lemurs 60mya. Earth is only 8500 years old.
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@@ConontheBinarian Nah, those came from middle east.
No obviously from Uruguay 💪🇺🇾
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Mind blowing what these guys can do with stock footage and drawings. Evidence that research-supported good writing is more important than good effects. Engrossing work. Can’t stop watching.
What a treat! Thank you so much!
Besides it being thoroughly informative what made it more interesting is the anecdotes of the dark age and WW II airplanes into understanding the complex evolution of humankind is just amazing
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Final Countdown'd on them
As an Australian I can confirm I’m an alien
Australia is fake impossible
When you go to another country
You're from Africa.
This is why I always found discrimination or hate based on race or culture or nationality so stupid, their just labels we're all human and all come from the same place, the only reason we've got so far is because we have worked together and it's very important to keep doing so! Awesome videos btw!
you forgot to mention religion. and when these things contradict each other, thats when the conflict starts.
@@OldMarius-gn5kk True, tho even in most religions we come from the same place right? That's one thing religion and evolution have in common just from a different source
Something always said til one find it useful to them
@@olboyhim3371 ???
It's only the Overlords that use it against us peasants and sadly many buy into what the weaponized against us. The Overlords sold their souls long ago now they use ours and all children's souls to bargain and sell out now.. we are all one when all peasants could understand that and stop being used by the Overlords maybe, just maybe..
Thanks!
Worcester
Wooster Mass
Us too more or less!
@@robsquared2 *Woostah
Hello
Wissstahhh!
I'm from Essex. Thanks for asking.
You're from Africa.
@ConontheBinarian You're from Africa.
@ConontheBinarian Africa.
ConontheBinarian Still superior as we're more human.
@ConontheBinarian Blk ppl are the.most human. We're pure Homo Sapien.
I love this series. It's a beautiful reminder that all of us, all 8 billion, are literally blood relatives.
Exactly. I throughly enjoy reminding bigots and white supremacists of that fact. It’s really funny when you see one of them do a DNA test and finding that sub-Saharan ancestry. A few of them even know what that means 😂
Weird that some people need a reminder of that given how obvious it is
Not just that, but we're also literally blood relatives of any animal that has blood circulating in its body. Yet we naturally have our in-group preferences. The concept of empathy seems more useful to me for making ethical decisions.
@@ansibarius4633 and every plant. We’re all connected, humans to eachother and to nature.
@@Nine_9s yeah, that’s pretty much the case. You don’t have to like reality but it’s still reality. Sorry.
I only wish you knew how refreshing it is to see a wonderful person like you making wonderful and quality content
I am really in love with your storytelling
considering I'm ethnic Chinese, Genghis Khan definitely factors in somewhere lol
Even if you have European ancestry I'd argue its likely Genghis is an ancestor.
Chinese-American here. The other commenter is right. My mom's side has been Chinese living in China for generations, but my DNA is 40% Mongol and only 20% Chinese. Somehow, I managed to get not only Mongol DNA from my Chinese mom, but also from my German-American dad. He does get the Asian Flush so I do wonder if maybe he's a little more Asian than he thinks he is lol
Freakin love these channels
41:35 You Forgot About Zezva And Mzia Those Are First Europeans Who Are Found In Georgia.
It was interesting to see you mentioned our little country Hungary :D
Great one as usual.
LOL they implied that you are Mongolians?! Whacky narrativization of history
I want to go to your beautiful city Budapest.
Greetings from England
You're from Africa.
@@jasonhaven7170 that's not a useful statement when everyone is.
It's like someone asks "where's my car?"
"planet earth bozo!"
@@FasterThanRaito No, I mean you are indigenous only to Africa. Hence why we're in a climate apocalypse.
the one thing that always gets me on this topic, and issues that this file also shares, is the assumption that the map of the earth looked the same as it does now, a million years ago. if we looked at the migration map of humans leading out of Africa a million years ago, the lay of the land will be a major factor.
It's amazing to think that from our humble dipolar passive, aggressive, curious, ignorant, creative, destructive and deluded beginings...we humans haven't changed much❤!
As you step out of the train you are reminded of The Simpsons Time Travelling Toaster episode when you sneeze and introduce germs to an ecosystem with near zero defence to hundreds of thousands of years microscopic organism evolution.
Such great quality videos, can't wait to see what comes next on this channel.
what i enjoy about this type of information is that i feel closer to my fellow man after learning where we all come from.
God put me in Kentucky for some reason
Well, at least you’re not in New Jersey or Michigan😂
@@CongressGamingINC or Ohio hate that place
@@CongressGamingINCat least you’re not in Brazil…
Certainly makes for a confusing train ticket 😕
Thanks for sharing this with us Big Dog!
That was amazing, as usual.
Curious about what you said about the Mongols i tried to get GPT to estimate how many descendants Genghis Khan might have. It gave the following hilarious answer:
"After adjusting for pedigree collapse, the estimated range of Genghis Khan's total descendants is:
Approximately 28.6 billion descendants with a lower growth rate of 2 children per generation.
About 12.4 quadrillion descendants with a higher growth rate of 3 children per generation.
These estimates still represent theoretical upper bounds, reflecting exponential growth over 32 generations, but are somewhat reduced to account for the likelihood of intermarriage among descendants. It's important to note that these numbers are highly speculative and should be treated as rough estimates, not precise figures."
So…uhm….where did you get that picture of Doc? (my grandfather, medical director at a state university, born 1910) The accuracy of the first bit was just a little frightening.
Lmao, they know where u live bro
Notice how everything nowadays force you to accept ToS or EULA? thats how they get your information
My dad grew up in Oregon. My dad's parents grew up in southern Illinois in the coal mines. My grandfather volunteered for the Marine Corps after Pearl Harbor and eventually ended up in Eugene, Oregon where my father and aunt grew up.
My dad joined the Airforce in 1964, not long before the military became much less popular. He had three duty stations, South Carolina, the Azores, and California.
He settled in the town near his last base, Travis AFB because it was near Fairfield which was the most integrated city in the country. Being strongly anti-racist this was important to him.
And so I grew up with my sister in "Steinbeck Country" in California.
As an adult I mover around a bit at the start, but ended up settling in Oregon not far from where my dad grew up.
Another great video, keep up the good work.
Your videos are a service to the otherwise rotten humanity. Thanks a ton!
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You are truly, pathetic 😂
Water came to earth with asteroids and meteorids from space. So we are from space.
Probably we did not just follow caribou across Beringia. Humans were in N. America during rhe last glacial maximum, more than 20kya. It would seem that boats were involved -- hugging the coast of Beringia, then down the West Coast of N. America.
The "Clovis First" and "Beringia Crossing" have been disproven by accredited archeologists. We know for sure that people did not follow caribou to N. America; it was a deliberate migration with mostly shallow water crossings.
@@PUREbecomingand it was many migrations.
@PeachysMom Yes. There is also genetic evidence for an open ocean contact between Polynesia and Costal Peru. Possibly, even some stay behind members of the voyage(s).
@@PUREbecoming
Yea, that’s true. There was migration from several directions.
Polynesian contact was far far later. I live in Aotearoa (NZ), and we have what others call sweet potato but we call it kumara, a name which can be traced to the coast of South America. But this happened in the last 2000 years, and while some cultural exchange happened there wasn't a migration from what I've heard
After watching this and read some comments, i just realized. A war between a nation are just a cousin disagreeing and hating each other
Tribal evolution
I am from underwater
eons ago
Awesome documentary, well written and love the stories imbedded. Also the B roll and illustrations are perfectly fitting.
Surprise you’re from *checks notes* the Mariana’s Trench
37:15 in a total aside survivorship bias is a long standing and reoccurring issue throughout history.
The issue of steel helmets was a similar fight in France during WW1, when command saw the rate of head injury skyrocket after the intial issuance of helmets.
Similar statistically created problems also crop up in civilian life too, such as the precieved safety of motorcycke helmets. Fatalities from head injuries went down, but were negated by neck & trunk inury fatalities. Because an accident serious enough to fatally damage your skull involves forces strong enough to damage the rest of your body
Btw evolution is a lie. Your ancestors adam and eve were made in eden 8500 yrs ago
Im icelandic and I have ancestry leading all the way to the first settlers which came to Iceland around 1000 years ago. But to be honest I think most icelanders do also.
Greetings from a fellow Gael on the west coast of Ireland 🇮🇪
Do you mean the bloodline that produced this particular body that I now inhabit or my origin as an individual person regardless of the body? Probably quit different things.
No, this is about reality, not stories.
amazing as always
I love your videos and this is a topic that needed to be answered and you did it perfectly.
I'm really from Homestead AFB hospital, Florida.
Incredibly interesting, educational, useful video. But although I completely agree with 90% of what was said, the rest still has a sense of Afrocentrism. Author talks about primates, the ancestors of people, who came out of Africa, but right there in the picture, you can see the first European primate 3M years older than the firs African. Further shows and talks about first anatomically modern people, who originated in central Africa 60-100k years ago, immediately after the story about remains of anatomically modern people from Southern Europe aged 300k+ years. And why first initial migration of hominids had to begin precisely from Africa, and not from other places, is also not explained. Now I am even more convinced that the ancestral home of Homo sapiens is either Europe or Asia.
everything else in the video is just excellent!
Don't worry, the evidence will accumulate in the next decade or so and you will be convinced of your African roots. IF you are not one of ....THOSE PEOPLE!!!!!LOL
I think of hominid ranges like the ranges of lions. Lions are primarily an African group, but their range historically use to extend well into Europe with various split off species outright leaving Africa for Eurasia or even the Americas.
cornwallithipithicus?
The probability of being born is actually super rare. All your ancestors (basically entire human ancestors) had to procreate at the right time for us to be born. Procreate a little too late or too early, we probably wouldn't be here. It's called the butterfly effect.
Don’t know where I’m from, don’t know where I’m going, but I know it’s gonna be interesting
Thank you! I enjoyed this!!❤
Fantastic video!
3:54 Hey, giant's causeway. That bit looks like a part I stood on top of in Ireland, but it's a lot greener. I suppose the footage might have been taken during a differnt time of year, or a year with more rain.
Brazil, everyone is from Brazil.
Is the narrator of this series the same person that narrated a video game called Disciples? His voice is so similar its driving me crazy. I tried to find the narrators name online but couldn't find it. Love his voice and this series.
so many schitzos in the comments, it's hilarious
Luckily there are many normal ones too but it's a true cesspit if you look at 'newest first'. People have nothing better to do than either preach religion or argue about whether we really originated in Europe on the internet.
Straight outta Compton
Personally I came from my mother
I came from my place
Born in Colorado. Lived most of my adult life in California. Now live in Arkansas. So I am from Arkansas.
For short: We all came from ethiopia
The human race started in ethiopia
My mommy!!
A bit surprised we haven’t seen the next installment of this series….🤔
Soon!
@@HistoryofHumankindsubbing 100%
I'm from Alabama--no banjo, though.
@@SayWhut276 They listen to Stephen Foster too much.
Almost all humans have some amount of inbreeding going on in their ancestry, generally cousin marriages.
The banjo is when you LEAVE Alabama. They're issued at the border.
I am a digital entity a non physical paracitic lifeform. You are my physical host. I live rent free inside your head.
Trees and humans share a common ancestor, which means that we share some common genetic material. However, the amount of genetic material that trees and humans share is relatively small, estimated to be around 1-2%.
Great narration, fantastic script! I’ll be enjoying it multiple times, just like your other top notch presentations.
Crazy how I’m half Indian and half Hungarian and this shit be like ur grandparent in the 1920s in hungary LOL
Agartha
I'm from Turtle Island. (North America) My mom was also from here, as was her mom, and her mom before her. My dad was from England. Indigenous peoples were always here. Long before the Berring landbridge, long before the Silk Road. It's time to start telling the truth. Antarctica was once warm and green. Every Indigenous people on this planet has _First Stories._ The Dogon told y'all about Sirius B long before modern science proved its existence. The Indigenous Australians have ancient knowledge. The Sphinx is somewhere between 13,000 and 30,000 years old, geology proves it. The mainstream chooses to ignore the facts in favor of the false narrative. But the facts don't care. Facts are still facts. One day the whole truth will come to light.
That's cool!
Repeating the pet theories of some cranks looking to sell you books won’t make them be correct.
It’s ever so strange to me how many people accept these biased, cherry picked and long disproven ideas claiming them being suppressed by THEM for REASONS.
All while ignoring the fact that the only one benefitting of it are the ones selling you books.
But I guess it’s a lot easier to believe in some secret hidden knowledge instead of the actual hard work of discovering and interpreting our past.
Every continent has been covered in an ice sheet like Antartica, and Antarctica at one point was green like you said. It’s possible that we are from a continent or piece of land that has been swallowed by the ocean.
But there isn’t much basis on hominids being from Antarctica or some lost land due to simply how many fossils are in Africa
I am from Ukraine .
No you mean russia 😡
Слава укр
Russian @@manmand4
@@JamesDelanoMcCarthysecondacc yes
@@manmand4Kyiv by the end of the century I’m sure comrade.
Will this channel eventually discuss the history of civilization?
Loving this channel
Not sure how you were able to get the Hungarian thing except for me it was my mom
14:52 millions ago? It is stated first in the video, that there fossils 34 million years old fossils in America. What's going on here?
And the controversy over Oreopithecus still quietly rages on lol
I am surprised that you did not discuss the Messinian Salinity Crisis
As well as the long period and seemingly cyclical wet/vegetation and desiccation of what we now know as the Saharan Desert.
you do know that when “our ancestors” came down from trees and started walking upright in order to see predators on the savannah, It was a completely different environment back then. More a lush forest than a barren plain. Not to mention the genetic decoding that has taken place in the last decade unequivocally proves the “out of africa” theory to be not only wrong, but completely backwards. As in Cromagnon, after having entered europe and bred with neanderthals, then moved south and interbred with archaic hominids in africa. sunce most sub saharan africans have traces of neanderthal dna although no neanderthals have ever been discovered in Africa
Neanderthal DNA is a recent arrival to Sub Saharans
I sir, am from Atlantis. Idk about you
Greetings fellow Atlantean
Is it notable that this canvas has a repeating theme? An insistence that us vs them needs to be compared? Perhaps that will be the next step in our evolutionary journey, a realization that, to quote the late, great Carl Sagan, “We are all star stuff”.
No, they are following the evidence of the DNA and fossils and trying to locate the earliest case of our species. It’s not an agenda.
All the continents were one at one time, but that’s not the goal. Just following evidence.
i'm from earth
No way, me too!
not me i am from Europa its so cold
I believe you. just tell your pals to let go of me and get that probe thing out of my ass and put me back where you found me.
Alien perverts
Thumbnail: Yeah I’m South American, I already know that. 0:04
The narrator saying īvolution rather than evolution is still very weird.
My great grandmother was literally a Hungarian jew 😂😂 amazing
Humanity actually originated in Texas 💪💪💪💪
Please make more episodes!
We are all from africa so shut up
No, we’re from the ocean technically🥴
Nah,were from stardust
5:33 people had common sense millennia ago .
they traveled by boat
Why is everything always focused on America
Europeans
Are you associating the geologic history of earth with modern politics, or am I reading this wrong
So you think this is focused on the US? Why, it seems they briefly mentioned the migrations to these continents after discussing all the other.
How much time was spent. I seriously doubt it was equal, let alone focused on it.
Ask the Europeans that came here and made it a big deal ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ They wanted it to be a big focus anyways
Everywhere,it was all a supercontinent,fossils are everywhere waiting to be found,stardust species