genetics

watched a show about neanderthals tonight and new information from dna tests suggests many if not all of us are part neanderthal (up to 5%, maybe even more) as opposed to the previous thinking that neanderthals were wiped out by homo sapiens... now i am wondering if the sub-species of humans might be more or less neanderthal, like races or religions or nationalities that breed only or at least mostly within their sub-group... were the jews five thousand years ago more sapien or more neanderthal... or the chinese or japanese or how about the royal families around the world... were the indigenous tribes of north america neanderthals driven further and further from the african original places by the sapiens?... they might have made the trek over the ice during the last ice age, after all... another thought that came to mind is that hitler had it reversed in that the sub-species that has the best chance of survival is not the one most in=bred, but the one most open to inter-breeding... genetics is an interesting science still in it's infancy (like many sciences), but some theories seem more logical than others...

like some of us have blue genes and...

narf :)