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On 4.8.2024. 20:50, John Harshman wrote:
> Don't be shy. Just say what you mean. Preferably in a single post.

		While we are at that, I will not be shy and I will ask you a question 
I always wanted to clear it up.
		You have two situations. In Africa you have a lot of separated small 
tribes, so high genetic diversity. In India you have all humans 
connected in one big society, so genes exchange among the whole 
population, and they average over time, so we have low genetic 
diversity. Now, the question is, in the view of geneticists is India the 
bottleneck?