Top Geneticist DISAGREES With Out of Africa Theory

Around 250,000 years before our time, the world stood at the threshold of one of the most consequential but largely invisible events in human evolution: the first interbreeding between early H. sapiens and Neanderthals. For over 200,000 years, Neanderthals and H. sapiens were interbreeding, with Neanderthals inheriting at least 10% H. sapiens DNA, totally destroying the simplistic Out of Africa narrative which told us that modern humans never left the African Cradle until 50,000 years ago. In fact, this subject has been raised by David Reich, one of the leading geneticists in the world

CHAPTERS:
0:00 TOP GENETICIST DISAGREES WITH OOA THEORY
3:00 NEANDERTHAL INTERBREEDING EXPLAINED
10:00 MULTIPLE INTERBREEDING EVENTS