Population Genetics, Personal Genomics, History & Human Evolution | Razib Khan | #91

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[@dorasmith7875]

Thankyou for this! I knew that when I happen to come across Razib Khan's blogs they're often interesting, but I had no idea who he was or what is its background, or the breadth of what he has done.

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Razib I love your honesty!

[@MrTombrother]

This is really knowledgeable stuff!

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[@elidrissii]

From Morocco too. Love reading Razib's stuff. Have been reading him since at least 2013.

[@trismegistus3461]

Great episode

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Thank you

[@rigaleb]

Thanks for the dante whole genome sequencing option 😅

[@jamesnnabeze687]

Lol Razib killed me, when he said eating very much doesn't make you tall, it makes you wide.😂😂😂

[@tvrulz46]

At around 30 minutes I would say they were probably not human sub species but species in their own right. Re : Neanderthals and Denisovans. This is while noting that Razib is of the opinion all beings of genus Homo is human regardless of species

[@FredricElias-oh2sn]

I would think that Neanderthals had complex language.The ability to hunt large animals in groups, would require that. Also animals with small brains,such as birds,have been shown to have a denser neuron pac.

[@diptube6563]

Or sign language