Genetic Backflow Into Africa Demonstrated By Neanderthals

As revealed in our previous article on genetic backflow, modern humans arose in Europe and spread to the rest of the world, mixing with groups there to produce Asians, Africans, and Australids.

Further evidence of this comes from Neanderthal-doped backflow into Africa:

People of European and African ancestry have got more Neanderthal DNA in their genomes than previously thought. This is the finding of a study that identifies, for the first time, the Neanderthal genes present in modern day people of African ancestry, and indicates that this “ghost” DNA spread through Africa via migrations of modern humans back from Europe.

Neanderthals arose about 430,000 years ago, living in Europe and central Asia until their demise some 40,000 years ago. Thanks to genetic studies, we know that modern humans interbred with Neanderthals after they left Africa, leaving traces in each other’s DNA.

Previous research showed that approximately 1.5 per cent of the DNA of people of European ancestry originated from these sexual encounters, and that people of east Asian ancestry had about 20 per cent more Neanderthal DNA than this, possibly due to more interbreeding.

When modern human is present in Africans, Asians, and to a lesser degree in Australids (Dravidians/Aboriginals) but to a high degree in Europeans, the origin of it is clearly Europe. This means that instead of Out of Africa, we have Out of Europe, with backflow occurring into other continents.

Perhaps this will be useful in two ways: (1) it ends the idea that we are all the same, since we are different threads, subspecies, landraces, and cultivars of humanity, but also (2) it emphasizes that we are all human and can work together toward a better future.

Of course, that future will involve mono-ethnic nations, which preserves global diversity, and will probably also involve cutting most of our population, but humanity will live on and, if it can make itself sane, take to the stars.