Expats 101

2024-01-27 - Saturday - 03:13 AM - Expats 101 starring Nicole Kidman

Set against the complex tapestry of Hong Kong residents, a multifaceted group of women sets off a chain of life-altering events that leaves everyone navigating the intricate balance between blame and accountability. Boy is lost.

12:46 PM
Answers in Genesis: We’ve Been Missing a HUGE Part of the Native Americans’ History

12:50 PM
Is the Red Record a book about North American history? 12:57 PM: Alex Jones @RealAlexJones should not repeat the talking points of the alleged age of the earth being millions or billions of years old, according to Ken Ham of Answers in Genesis, Ken was my teacher at WOLBI in New York when I attended 2004-2006. 01:05 PM: There may be different types of DNA testing by which some may be harder to analyze as it may dilute by 50% and then exponentially as seen in this photo every generation back you go, it might go under 1% each in under ten generations. 01:22 PM: A dirty little secret, the normal way of doing DNA testing may only go back several generations before it begins to dilute a lot. Another way to test is to look at the Y Chromosome from dad as opposed to just the X which is in the men and women of your ancestors. 01:43 PM: On average it seems, 3 mistakes are made genetically (within the Y chromosome) each generation on the male side (as men are XY and women are XX) of the family tree, that is from father to son, you can calculate history through the prism of this DNA pattern. 01:48 PM: You can look at the differences between any two men from around the world to calculate how many generations back they may have had common ancestors, that is differences in the Y chromosome which is passed on in the DNA to males and not females, like 3 mistakes made per generation. 01:59 PM: Before Christopher Columbus arrived to America in 1492, were there up to 60 million native American Indians or what have you in the Americas, did like as high as 90% of the human population of the Americas begin dying out after 1492 as the Europeans begin coming? 02:07 PM: If as many as 90% of the possibly as many as 60 million humans living in the Americas begin dying out as Europeans brought diseases to them starting in 1492 with Christopher Columbus, then are you a survivor of that potential or in some cases effective genocide(s)? 02:47 PM: The Red Record was published in 1995 by David McCutchen, it covers the Walam Olum which was a translation published in 1836 of Native American History. Fact checker David M. Oestreicher published a book in 1994 stating Walam Olum was a hoax. However, recent DNA research disagrees. Outlawry means to declare somebody an outlaw. An outlaw means a person no longer protected by the law. As in if you kill an outlaw, it is considered then not murder any more than it is murder to kill an ant or other bugs. An outlaw is a person who habitually breaks the law, outlawry is the act or process of outlawing or outlawry is the state of being declared/labeled as an outlaw in actuality or at least allegedly. 02:59 PM: Native Americans may have crossed through Alaska on their trek into the Americas around 900 AD, specifically I mean at least a particular Lenape/Delaware family tree/tribe, according to Walam Olum, DNA, external references/timestamps (like landmarks in time), rough estimates. Cohokia and Moundville (Alabama), AD 1243-1288, Native North America Indian History, estimates. North Walkers may have been the Apaches and/or Navajos, this is native North America Indian history, estimates, the Delaware group mentioned battling the North Walkers which is why they decided to continue migrating beyond Canada and Montana. 03:21 PM: How can you have a billion ancestors a thousand years ago (apx 40 generations) if the world population was only in the millions back then? If you do the math, calculate 25 years per generation, you had 2 parents but 4 grandparents 2 generations down. 4 generations per century. 03:25 PM: Mathematically, we would have billions of ancestors a thousand years ago (apx 40 generations back), but there were only millions of people back then they say, how do we resolve this paradox? By connecting family trees, we may be more related to each other than many might say. I'm not aware of any Native American blood in my family tree, I have published my tree online meaning privacy is not my concern. Using DNA to study history is a good way to use science to confirm alleged history, so all of this is excellent.