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To: Haim R. Branisteanu who wrote (58261)11/24/2009 12:19:56 PM
From: Maurice Winn1 Recommendation  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 217927
 
There was movement all over the place, but the haplotypes tell the story quite accurately. The fact that a haplotype started somewhere but there's not much of it left there now doesn't mean it wasn't from there. There were mass migrations [escapes], mass enslavements, mass genocides.

My interest is not to learn where the Jewish religion originated, it's far more modern and self-centred than that. It's to track down the super hot stuff brainpower DNA.

Koan thinks that brains are all the same and any can be made into a genius - with all the great education Koan is so enamoured of, you'd think they'd be rolling geniuses out by the truckload. But brain power [very obviously] is actually a function of DNA. To get supersonic smart brainpower requires making it in the right way with the right construction materials.

From the available information, being examples of human brainpower and haplotypes around the world, the place to go looking for those needles in the haystack is in Ashkenazis and northwest Indians [in the little area somewhere about where Arun mentioned and where they migrate to]. Then either do some genetic engineering by clipping in the right DNA, or cut to the chase and pay women to select the right sperm donors and inspect fertilized eggs before implantation. Then we'd have wall to wall Albert Einsteins.

Mqurice