Author: TheLonePantheist
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I really didn't want to get into this discussion again, but, alas, I was pulled in by someone who just can't accept that India was the center of the ancient spiritual world. And a further rant on a subject I consider as totally ridiculous. This really should have been split into 3 videos. I am now leaving this subject on race, color, and bigotry behind me. I am done and I'm moving on to greener pastures within myself. Carl Sagan and the wonder, "though quite by accident", of Hindu cosmology http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ugyrzr5Ds8o&list=LLsvXYnUTeSLz8epNdEq8xpA&feature=mh_lolz Genetic studies of the modern day India http://www.archaeologyonline.net/artifacts/genetics-aryan-debate.html The data show that both M and U exhibited an expansion phase some 50,000 years ago, which should have happened after the corresponding splits." In other words, there is a genetic connection between India and Europe, but a far more ancient one than was thought. Another important point is that looking at mtDNA as a whole, "even the high castes share more than 80 per cent of their maternal lineages with the lower castes and tribals"; this obviously runs counter to the invasionist thesis. Taking all aspects into consideration, the authors conclude: "We believe that there are now enough reasons not only to question a 'recent Indo-Aryan invasion' into India some 4000 BP, but alternatively to consider India as a part of the common gene pool ancestral to the diversity of human maternal lineages in Europe." Mark the word "ancestral." After a gap of three years, Kivisild directed two fresh studies. The first, with nine colleagues, dealt with the origin of languages and agriculture in India.14 Those biologists stressed India's genetic complexity and antiquity, since "present-day Indians [possess] at least 90 per cent of what we think of as autochthonous Upper Palaeolithic maternal lineages." They also observed that "the Indian mtDNA tree in general [is] not subdivided according to linguistic (Indo-European, Dravidian) or caste affiliations," white black Buddha Africa Afrocentric Europe Eurocentric not again why do I always attract these idiots Buddhism Kemet Kemetic you are not a color Matrix free your damn mind Really Thank you God crayons geographical areas Africa, Asia nor Europe really exist look at a map, now tell me, am I lying?