[blam]

Where Do The Finns Come From?

"Archaeology reveals the age of ancient settlements Archaeological evidence confirms that Homo sapiens first settled in Europe between 40,000 and 35,000 BC. These early settlers presumably originated from common genetic stock. Genetic mutations like the "Sami motif" have indeed occurred down the centuries, but no other has had quite the same implications. It is of course conceivable that only the ancestors of the present-day Samis lived in a sufficient degree of genetic isolation for this chance mutation to survive. "

[Fungi]

There are those dates again. How were they determined? You are never told. 40,000 to 35,000 years ago, about a 10% error window. Oh please! Who and how was the dating made with only a 10% error? Gosh, I'll hire him and go to Vegas—we would be billionaires.