Comments by "jean-louis pech" (@jean-louispech4921) on "Top 11 Historical Misconceptions." video.

  1. there was no genocide of the black Europeans of the prehistory. With agriculture, fair skin genes were selected along centuries over black skin genes, because of the lack of vitamin D by cereals unlike hunting/fishing. Fair skin genes was selected for allowing the skin to produce vitamin D under weak sun of Europe, and the selection comes from middle east first. This is why Irish and Scottish peoples have very far skin because their climate generate weaker average sun along the year. There was a slow decrease of darker skins in Europe before the antiquity, not a sudden replacement. For making simple : fair skin spreads with agriculture in Europe ( and elsewhere too ) .
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  2.  @jzjzjzj  No need of war, just making children with local peoples. Genetic shows link between europeans and peoples of prehistory.
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