Humanity's Multi-Origin Thesis Revisited

Did small-brained, tropical fruit-eating migrants from Eastern Africa really displace and replace the hardier, big-brained, meat-eating Neanderthal apex predators in Europe? No, of course not. Modern scientists just prefer promoting migration stories over evolution’s reality, for political reasons.

Are Europeans Neanderthals?

In Europe, we’ve found the skeletal remains of men and women with varying degrees of Neanderthal ancestry, from 2% to 8% to 16% and to 50%, depending on how far back we go. B...