Comments by "Ponto" (@Ponto-zv9vf) on "Stefan Milo" channel.

Half a million men in one place at one time in ancient times is a bit of a stretch.
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It is more that just base pair differenced between humans and chimpanzees, chromosomes have parts that have broken off and reattached from the other end, with humans two chromosomes pairs have joine together giving us 46 chromosomes to the chimp's 48. Human individuals just have spot differences to each other, a base that changes A, T, C and G. The differences are minor. Ancient dna gives deaminated.
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I have no problem going into a cave as long as I don't have to sequeeze through tight rocky gaps. Those people are not behaving like Neolithic people, the treatment of the dead, the defleshing, it seem's more like hunter gatherers than farmers.
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Hancock always mentions the Younger Dyas. Hancock hasn't an artistic eye, one pot is the same as another. Hancock does the narcissist thing, blaming others, and making numerous excuses. Why would a lost civilization want to put rocks on each other, couldn't they have invented concrete, steel girders, even simple bricks - no, they just had to put rocks on rocks.
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Aren't all species inbred, and differences in individual nucleotides has no effect on the protein produced, a lot of redundancy. Inbreeding is genetically is deleterious when a mutation occurs that has pathogenic effects, and an individual inherits that deleterious mutation from both its parents. Inbreeding is cultural unacceptable, but the genetic effects are not that serious. Queen Victoria inherited a mutation that she passed on to some of her descendants who intermarried. The fact Prince Albert was her cousin and husband, wasn't the problem.
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I understand they want to protect the site from damage and looters, but it still annoys me. It is like a clique has all the rights, and the rest of us plebs have to kowtow to them. Think about Denisova cave in Siberia, whose's Russian ass do you have to kiss to get into that cave.
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