@Bruno_Attal_ Ils essaient à tout prix de les rattaché aux musulmans. Bande de FDP. C'est des blanc, bien cochon, bien vin rouge, bien choucroute. Vous trompez pas.
@rupturengine @EricMorganCoach @GenericSnarky Alright thanks. I do think that X dna the man passes down to their daughters include in a way both the Y dna and X dna so they do have some mutations but it’s still something to be studied despite society trying hard to hide it
@rupturengine @EricMorganCoach @GenericSnarky Yes but I mean that 2 men with same haplogroup will share around 2% like second cousins, but what about the sister of one of these man. They won’t share any percentages or be second cousins because they don’t have a Y chromosome
@rupturengine @EricMorganCoach @GenericSnarky Interesting. Lastly, so they are second cousins with the men from the same haplogroup, but what about the women? They don’t have a Y dna? I also heard people say Y chromosome is 2,7 centimorgans and not enough for dna
@rupturengine @EricMorganCoach @GenericSnarky One question, you say they would share 2% like second cousins, but how much % would someone that’s U106 and another one who’s DF27 under P312 share? Would it be around the same 2% or would it be a significant loss? Would you still consider them second cousins?
@GMartinAlonso_ @_here4Palestine But do they share the same ancestors as them? Yes
Your question is all in the way you say it. European doesn’t define anything and is just a continent, and it holds the same weight as someone identifying as Canadian or American. You can’t identify someone by ancestry by asking..