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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Swenet: [QB] [QUOTE] Originally posted by The Explorer: Any idiot--you, case in point--can merely "answer". Actually delivering the requested is a whole another universe.[/QUOTE]I have delivered on everything you requested, other than the baiting that followed it. That you're now trolling and fishing for more because you can't refute what I said, will not be muddled up by flipping the script on me and making it seem like I did not deliver. As a matter of fact, not only are your replies to what I said still pending, you have yet to post source to back up your conjecture that ''genes under selection cannot be reliably dated''. The only way to make it clearer that you're trolling with those unilateral requests and lies that your original query was not delivered, would be to attach a sticker to your forehead with the word 'troll' on it. [QUOTE] Originally posted by The Explorer: Ok. Staying true to character: your dumbass merely parroted a line from a study, whose underlying idea you are actdually clueless about.[/QUOTE]Here is the bottom line: paper says the genetic component of Ethiopians dates to 3kya. You can't refute that so you start trolling and make SLC24A5 an issue. I never broached the subtopic of SLC24A5; you did. That being the case, I have no intentions nor obligations to follow you in your manipulative distractions and baiting, other than calling you out for your bizarre mix-ups, which in this case, would be comparing San SLC24A5 and the Ethiopian counterparts. Apparently, you can't even justify your left-field mention of San SLC24A5, just like you couldn't justify your bizarre invocations of '''deep-rooted clades in Ethiopians''. I guess it’s just something we have to live with; that some people habitually talk out the side of their neck, and that even they don't know why they do it. [QUOTE] Originally posted by The Explorer: [b]Reasoning that you have to date, still not identified[/b], while purporting to be qualified to draw a conclusion.[/QUOTE]As evidenced by what? [QUOTE] Originally posted by The Explorer: All your jokes aside, point to me, specifically--in detailed molecular explanation--what is the supposed "Eurasian ancestry" that Ethiopians have.[/QUOTE]All bitching aside, you have several outstanding requests to oblige to, while some of the questions I've answered earlier were met with more baiting. What makes you think I'm going indulge in your trolling, when you yourself have admitted that Ethiopians share their Eurasian mtDNAs more with Levantines than with Yemenites? [QUOTE] Originally posted by The Explorer: Are you hereby trying to convince someone, supposedly, that you have not attributed a "Semitic origin" to what you dismiss as "Eurasian" mtDNA in Ethiopian ethnic groups?[/QUOTE]WTF are you talking about? I'm telling you for the second time in a row that you've failed to produce where I said that mtDNAs ''cannot correlate to the language distribution while Y-DNA can’’. [QUOTE] Originally posted by The Explorer: No problem: when someone speaks of a south Arabian origin, you gratuitously mistake that for language, moron! [/QUOTE]LMAO. By now it should be clear to everyone that you’re a troll. I ask you what vindicates your retarded opinion that the following is ’’idiotic’’: [i]In the face of knowing South Arabian speakers came from the Levant, and are a separate entity from the older Yemenite population, simply their sharing of the same land (South Arabia) in modern times, means they can just recklessly be used as proxies for one another?[/i] --Swenet And frankly, your answer sounds like you must’ve been high when you replied back. [QUOTE] Originally posted by The Explorer: Given that you are implying Ethio-Semitic languages derive from outside of the continent's mainland, then precisely where did they come from? [/QUOTE]I refuse to take the fall for your phuckups. I ask you: [i]I said that Ethio-Semitic languages, or even South Arabian languages for that matter, are ultimately of a South Arabian origin? Where?[/i] Answering a question with a question will not do. Produce the excerpt; where is it? [QUOTE] Originally posted by The Explorer: Isolate these components into specifics, and tell me why they "would still be Eurasian"![/QUOTE]Phuck outta here with those new baiting attemts. The post you’re responding to calls you out for telling a lie, because that’s exactly what it was. You’re not even denying it. [QUOTE] Originally posted by The Explorer: I'm well aware that those authors were trying to match their dating with reference to some dubious research from a linguistic research team[/QUOTE]I don’t care what you’re aware of or not, I was calling you out for being a big fat liar when you said you had already addressed the said excerpt. [QUOTE] Originally posted by The Explorer: So, I'm addressing the "3 kya" aspect now: How was that 3kya solidly attained on the genome?[/QUOTE]Are you saying you’re ignorant about the contents of the paper? [/QB][/QUOTE]
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