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The potential for Sapiens to have actually originated in the Middle East, later migrating to Africa and then spreading across the rest of the globe? As far as I'm aware, the oldest Sapien fossils are currently found in MENA, though the migration from SSA is basically undeniable.
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>>16946313
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All archeology of human evolution comes from Africa. There are some nitpicky ways to try and subdivide humans by DNA strains in order to argue one group is "more" human than another, but this is entirely arbitrary. Humans came out of Africa and no amount of playing pretend will change that.
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>>16948568
So we're just pretending the Morocco fossils don't exist to push the agenda, huh?
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>>16948746
What do you mean? It is a legitimate find showing that there were H. Sapiens in northern Africa around 300,000 years ago. It just doesn't doscount the mountains of evidence that the species most likely originated in Southern Africa.
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meant for >>16948841
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>>16948777
The most divergent modern human genetically, Khoisan, lives in Southern Africa. Also, the most divergent Y-DNA (A00) and mtDNA (L0) lineages too can only be found in Sub-Saharan Africa. So until there's extraordinary evidence that Sapiens evolved in MENA, the most likely origin is somewhere in Sub-Saharan Africa.
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as a racist, i don't really understand why my fellow racists try to debunk out of africa. wouldn't it fit with observation that modern day africans are less evolved and more primitive/simian because they more closely resemble those early hominids, while europeans/asians evolved to a higher standard after they left africa?
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>>16950836
Yes, they did.
If you want to dispute the Sub-Saharan origin of humans you have to contend with the genetic evidence. Any archeological find you point to basically amounts to "this is the biggest fish ever because it's the biggest fish ever caught."
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>>16950883
Do you have any evidence of such a migration taking place? Do you have an explanation as to why they ALL went on this journey rather than the vast majority of historical migrations where most people stayed behind?
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>>16948568
That is definitely wrong. The micro fossils that would eventually become all animal life, including humans, can be found anywhere that one once ocean floor.
And did you know there was an ape that may have been a transitionary species to humanity found in Bulgaria on time?
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>>16950883
You are not wrong about that. It's just that all the arrows are pointing to a Sub-Saharan African origin right now and by all arrows, I mean that. Autosomal-wise, Allosomal-wise and Extranuclear-wise.
It's possible that sometime in the future maybe they will encounter a sample that is not in Africa while being real old and also Sapiens. That would change everything. That is an "extraordinary" proof. Until there's an extraordinary proof like this, the most sensible thing to do is just following those arrows I've talked about. This is literally how science works, rinse and repeat.
Behold: Florisbad Man.
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>>16950844
No human group is really more evolved than another. Intelligence was almost certainly no longer universally beneficial at the time of OOA; Group differences today are just due to climate and social complexity, with the latter and related things definitely overpowering the former by a mile. Look up recent cognitive evolution in say, Europe. There was basically no trend until the introduction of agriculture and pastoralism. Africans simply haven't been exposed to sufficient social complexity for long enough.
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>>16951383
No extant life form is "more evolved" than another.
>>16951402
We do see admixture. We can even identify what parts of the genome are a result of it.
What is so offensive to your sensibilities about the fact that present genetic evidence points to a Sub-Saharan origin?
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>>16951387
Exactly, which is why north europeans are fairly stupid, they only adopted sedentary agriculture in the early iron age, meaning they didn't have enough time to evolve intelligence. God this board is filled with fucking retards, and I'm slowly becoming one by interacting with them
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>>16951456
Which of those claims is "axiomatic?"
No species is more evolved than another by virtue of us all sharing s common ancestor (ie. have been evolving for the same amount of time).
We can see and identify archaic admixture, which is a conclusion one can draw by the existence of claims surrounding varying admixture in separate populations.
The final point is a question. What tickles your booty so hard about a Sub-Saharan origin?
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>>16951465
Tbf, if two populations have different #s of generations, couldn't you say one is "more evolved"? If you subjected a group of drosophila to colder temperatures, after 10 years you might see that population develop some traits that allows them to cope with cold weather. Due to longer generation times, you wouldn't see the same thing in a group of mammals.
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>>16951449
If you had properly investigated the topic you would know that the initial gains spurred by agriculture and to a lesser extent, pastoralism, were rather rapid. It only took 5000 years(really less than that, agriculture wasn't popular in west-africa until 3000 years ago) for niger-congo people to form a 10+ point IQ-gap between themselves and the various hunter-gatherers (old studies show 55 vs 65 IQ when environments are effectively equalized). I also noted that climate was significant, but became increasingly less relevant the more socially complex you were, which is almost certainly a factor here.
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>>16951810
EA3 is actually a better predictor for IQ than the IQ PGS here. Cognitive evolution in Europe.
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>>16951449
Utter nonsense, they were practicing agriculture since the Chalcolithic.
Native northern euro HGs in Scandinavia were genocided by proto-Germanics who came from the south and east
In the British isles and on the mainland they were already replaced or assimilated by Neolithic farmers millennia before.
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>"""cognitive evolution"""
>"The entire world exists in your head already" -t. geneticists
KEK. What makes you any different to the evopsych fags at this point?
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>>16951820
Just jewish retardation. Brain size is clearly 100% environmental and has almost nothing to do with genes.
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>>16946313
The fossil, not genetic evidence, points to H.sapiens and H.s.sapiens both seemingly evolving in Greece and Bulgaria. It appears the Pan-Homo split happened in the Levant. Footprints on Crete, Morroccan fossils, all that.
So, more Mediterranean than Middle East.
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>>16958685
Those famous "human ancestor" finds in Europe were non-human apes (Graecopithecus). They'd be much more chimp-like. It's interesting to note that these apes were present in Europe. They may have even migrated down to Africa and eventually diversified to include human clades. But this is not really a contradiction of the actual claims Out of Africa is making.
>>16958758
There's a massive difference between "discussing alternative hypotheses" and "latching on to fringe ideas because it makes you feel like some sort of renegade."
Even if the alternatives had legitimacy, you'd be pants-on-head retarded not to realize that the loudest proponents of these ideas are uneducated contrarians and ideological grifters.
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