Interview: Hobbits, Neanderthals, and Dragon Man | Particles of Thought

To be clear… Africans are 100% HUMAN.. Neanderthal (tal) strains are in Europeans. By the way, Ella is HOT and Super smart. A great combination.

The best part is how you showed the scientific evidence parallels the book of Enoch.

They should watch the movie quest for fire that was made back in the late 70s. It explains all of this because Neanderthal old men find a new Homosapien woman and they start to have sex with her and that’s exactly what they’re talking about about how they would do it, but the movies about finding fire because they have a fire person that carries the fire, but the fire goes out when they go into the water to escape a lion that’s coming after them

My Nigerian brother 🩸 Oluseyi ❤

I think the reason hybrid children and neanderthals were easily accepted into sapien communities is simple. We look so much alike the sapiens didn't realize they were a different species and vice versa. They probably just thought they were a different tribe of ppl like themselves. Idk, but this makes sense to me 🤷🏾‍♀️

Should start off with asking the person to give a 30 second spill about who they are and why we should listen to them. I don't know her… 😀

She was awesome. Enjoyed this show.

What an amazing discussion! So insightful and informative! Despite it's difficulties, this is an example of the best of a platform like YT. Brain candy at its best!

So, that 20% is the part the aliens (Anunaki) added to our creation..

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… and what exactly was the product of that "intermingling"?

What? Every primate group out there is obsessively grooming themselves and each other. Given some language, ritual and performance is only a few steps away.

Oh yeah – the ancient aliens! Just ask Flint Dibble…

Nephilim

This conversation is not as far from the arguments flailing around in the early 1990's during my undergraduate degree in, mostly evolutionary biology. The neurobiology and proteomics conversations are far more interesting!

They really connect in this interview, such a wonderful watch

I'm confused about our having the Neanderthal genome. In this video it was said that we have between 30 and 70 percent of the genome (31:50). How does that square with the Wikipedia quote that, "In May 2010 the project published their initial draft of the Neanderthal genome . . In December 2013, a high coverage genome of a Neanderthal was reported for the first time?"

This was such an engaging conversation, please invite Ella back again! She's an excellent science communicator with such a warm personality. I've been watching Hakeem for years as the commentator/guest, it's nice to see him as the host.

As to creation there can be an intersection between the two. It need not be an either-or situation. Why couldn't a creator use evolution to enhance species?

I believe a very important thing is to keep an open mind. Call it discoverys, or whatever, it's constantly changing. All the time. In 2,3 or more we could find out things are way Way different. It's great to think about. 😮😮❤❤ Just remember we are all the same. ❤

Amazing. Thank you.

Ok so ancient women thought Neanderthal men were really hot 🔥 and they happened to be sensitive lovers 🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤

Ella El-Shamahi is excellent. Thank you for interviewing her. 

However, I was somewhat surprised at the "informal" tack taken by Hakeem Oluseyi as he interviewed Prof. El-Shamahi. I suppose the intention was to make the material more accessible to audiences not familiar with the subject matter.

Nonetheless, I'm afraid that it came across as somewhat condescending.

Thank you for the entire video, including the last conversation about culture. I think the best thing we could do is to teach critical thinking in every grade of every public school. Then children will have a way to cope with new ideas.

beginning to end informative

😅 love it

Wow….