Recent content by bicicleur 2

There are many new religions that didn't exist before. They are inspired by some leader who does the thinking. Their followers are poorly informed as they are inspired by some leader who do all the thinking. but it does not stop them from taking radical actions. 'Just stop oil' protestors are...

On the other hand, Europe is now giving in to demands from their own farmers. Some are justified. Others will prevent restauration of nature in Europe. And agricultural products will become more expensive in Europe, that's for sure. And IMO that is not even the main issue. Because of the 'green...

Is this answer mediated by AI ?

It's a bias problem physicists seem to be aware of, but not the IPCC?

It is late. Considering the geography and economy of the US, you'd expect them to be one of the first to construct a high-speed train network.

The Greeks paid a high price for political clientelism, corruption and populists like Varoufakis. Let's hope the tide is turning for them. And what about Argentina? It seems it suffered from the same disease. Big reforms are needed. Miley has put his finger on the wound, but is he the right...

It's complicated, indeed.

There is more about Basal Eurasian than only the lack of Neanderthal DNA. The Basal Eurasian DNA shares all the DNA with the Africans prior to the split with Eurasian DNA, yet it does not have any DNA specific to East Eurasian nor Common West Eurasian. In other words, it split from the Africans...

The tree that bicicleur 2 posted is from this paper: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10781627/ I made a thread on this paper : https://www.eupedia.com/forum/threads/population-genomics-of-post-glacial-western-eurasia.45006/#post-677973 and there are some threads on related papers...

latest info on BE

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-023-06865-0#additional-information The broad lines are already known for a decade, but the resolution becomes higher and higher. It is also becoming increasingly difficult to absorb the vast amount of information.

Fascinating story. Also check this : https://www.eupedia.com/forum/threads/100-ancient-genomes-show-repeated-population-turnovers-in-neolithic-denmark.44771/ 100 ancient genomes show repeated population turnovers in Neolithic Denmark

It's a high resolution story of both population turnovers in eastern Denmark. Behind both major turnovers there seem to be hidden many more turnovers by populations with very similar, but not exactly the same DNA.

the show must go on

Considering how long Neanderthals and homo sapiens lived side by side, it becomes obvious that interbreeding was the exception and not the rule.