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  1. So, the author of the book is a science denier, who denies that DNA and RNA have differences according to the region and ethnic group. This reminds me of a wealthy Arab that owned a TV station, who funded many of those types of books and had them published. I believe he was from Turkey. Of course, Evans, the author, grew up in South Africa and is an activist, but his actions remind me of this Arab. "He studied economic history and law before completing a Ph.D. in political studies, writing extensively on race and racism. He lectures in the Culture and Media department at Birkbeck College, London, and broadcasts regularly for the BBC World Service." Political studies and economic history are very telling, and I'd bet he's far to the left. I know others who were from South Africa, who had to flee for their lives over being white, that tell a different story.
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  2.  @the_forbinproject2777  My guess is that it's a grift, and he makes money from race-baiting. Once they can place a Ph.D. after their name, they think that anyone will believe them, and many do. This is another case of the soft sciences trying to prove hard sciences wrong.
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