Comments by "C. Galindo" (@c.galindo9639) on "Joe Rogan - The Problem with 23andMe" video.

  1.  @MishaFlower  that’s just a fool’s way of accepting what they cannot change and be like everyone else
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  2. It’s to know better about your ancestral heritage. Do you even know what heritage is?
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  3.  @MishaFlower  and “a product of your environment” sounds better? Ok lmao XD
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  4.  @MishaFlower  you really don’t know what you’re saying. Your saying is basically suggesting what is around you makes NOT you make what is around you
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  5.  @lucyoobieoob8678  because they had ancestors with similar thinking instill that upon them. Culture is always a mix as not everyone is the same however most people follow the herd and make norms their culture
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  6.    it only depends on the maturity if the person and the impact of what they now know in how it effects them
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  7. Of course but you still have remnants of their DNA
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  8.  @lucyoobieoob8678  we carry instincts. That is our primal self and a shared trait amongst all human beings regardless of race or region
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  9.  @lucyoobieoob8678  all through instincts passed on through selective actions through our ancestors however those are only small actions people do and not anyone as a whole
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  10.  @lucyoobieoob8678  there ate always outliers more than anything and most are but are too afraid to be themselves so go to norms amongst their groups however there are many other factors but it’s a complex structure and not easily stated into one area
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  11.  @lucyoobieoob8678  not really cohesive at all. People naturally separate in smaller groups in s collective. Showing that everyone is different and even members in the smaller groups are or may be misfits
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  12.  @alexjimenez9214  really now? Are you that dense? It seems like you have absolutely no idea what you’re talking about and your explanation of it made absolutely no sense either. I can write a book about what I actually mean but your closed mind would be unable to process any of the information that is explained definitively to you
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  13.  @lucyoobieoob8678  perhaps
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  14.  @lucyoobieoob8678  mixing cultures happen and has been going on since the beginning of mankind. How we all behave towards each other is another story though
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  15.    tes you did. At least you recognized it
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  16.  @99cezar  uh yeah. Everyone is different culturally and genetically. Also yes there are big differences in people genetically and depending on where their ancestors roamed it can vary their physicality as compared to others. Also if you take someone and raise them in a different area of course they would pick up on their surroundings to fit in but how their genetic link them is not from that area they were raised at.
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  17.  @chriswebster24  well good for you
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  18.  @musicmeister1313  yeah. Just stating they are invalid based on your own assumptions and no actual conclusive argument isn’t intelligent either. So using actual intelligence is too intelligent for you. Try again if you are oh so “intelligent” Doubt it though, highly doubt it
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  19.  @shannonswift2233  eh it’s so much what people in a mass conform themselves to accept and become in their society which can be beneficial or harmful. Overall what should be acceptable is that each passing on of newer generations is productive and prosperous, but one can only hope
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  20.  @shannonswift2233  he is speaking about the naive individuals. I am pointing out the people wanting to educate themselves more about their heritage. There is a vast difference between the two
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  21. This explanation isn’t even close to making sense
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  22.  @tbauss2974  coming from someone who has nothing to add. I am glad I am excluded from a circle that believes in nonsense.
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  23.  @dominiquehudson8077  not really but if you say so. His explanation is so horrible I think it just gave me cancer is all
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  24. We literally share trillions of cells in our body and can pass that information to another. You will not have 100% of your ancestors genes but remnants of them and they can even be recessive genes
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  25.  @alexjimenez9214  Remnants: a small remaining part of something. A surviving trace. Is that more definitive for you?
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  26.  @alexjimenez9214  then you write me yours first so I can see if you actually have a chance at understanding anything
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  27. Oh no...! This- this can’t be! It says I’m 102% African with a 2% margin of error...
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