Difference between Neanderthal and Homo sapiens explained…

Our problem is that we expect neanderthals to behave like humans

A big problem.

Neatherthal still exist in the UK

Remember when the word "Neanderthal" was a derogatory word towards Africans? Things fell apart when scientists found out that they were predominant in Europe (not Africa). Scientists also noted that their average IQ wasn't comparable to earlier men found in Africa at that time.

White people:

The Neanderthals has not fully died out since today's Europeans and East Asians still carry roughly 2-4% of their DNA. They still live within us.

Why in this video AI create white people with black skin? The entire homosapiens structure is characteristic of white people but in your AI generated video you showed black with white features

And some Neanderthals still survived to this day

Absolute garbage propaganda

Our ancestors eradicated them easily and took their most useful genes with them. Then we built civilization while you were still living on trees eating each other.

If you’re not of purely sub-Saharan African ancestry, you likely have 1–2% Neanderthal DNA

In Africa/Eurasia , they mixed with Homo heidelbergensis, Homo rhodesiensis Europe , they mixed with Neanderthals Asia and Oceania , they mixed with Denisovans Other Africa mixed with Homo naledi and other heidelbergensis-like populations.

I’d rather be a Neanderthal than a black.

White people wont like this lol

🤣 why are all the nıggėrs shown with Europiod features!? 😆

The Neanderthals HAVE NOT disappeared- they are in the us office right now

When individuals with little knowledge try to make these kinds of videos as racial propaganda, it often backfires… especially when you consider the complexity of African populations . Example: Homo heidelbergensis was an archaic human about 600k–300k years ago, likely ancestral to Neanderthals (Europe) and contributing to modern humans (Africa).

Using a Homo Sapien African with 20% homo erectus dna, as an example, undermines this entire video. Blacks are today exactly what White (Neanderthal) and Asians (Denisovans) are.. mixed with ancient dna and cross breeding before each went extinct, in a way.

The first homosapiens in Europe had "darker skin" but were not subsaharin African. More like Middle Eastern. This is revisionist history portraying subsaharin Africans next to Neanderthals presenting they were the first Europeans. @grok am I right?

❌️Pure Racial Evolution nonsense disguised as science. Neanderthal and Homo Sapiens are two-legged apes that have no connections with White and Black people. You are spreading pseudo-scientfic evolution theory which is pure reverse-racism.

Another black using AI to cope with being black. You realize blacks just had a different ancient ancestor, right? You didn’t just sprout from the ground as Homo sapiens. Lmao 🫵😂

Neanderthals are still here…they’re the crackers

Nope. You are portatring it all wrong. Can you name your sources for that imagery? Your description is backwards. Exactly the opposite. Maybe it's an African version to make you feel better

Gen 3:15  And I will put enmity between thee and the woman, and between thy seed and her seed; it shall bruise thy head, and thou shalt bruise his heel. There’s only one race created by God mankind, and then there are the serpent seed, which are hybrids created by the watchers. That is the reason for the flood of Noah.

Thanks for sharing! I love learning about this. It’s amazing how really we all are one race and somehow can’t just get on the same page in modern times .

People being racist for no reason in the comments

Interesting choice of characters though not so typical. Europeans: Roughly 1-2% Neanderthal ancestry on average (sometimes cited as ~1.5-2.8% depending on the study and method). This is broadly accurate. • Asians (especially East Asians): They generally have slightly more than Europeans—often 8-24% more Neanderthal ancestry relative to the European baseline (e.g., if Europeans average ~2%, East Asians might average closer to 2.2-2.5% or higher in some estimates). This is well-supported; multiple studies confirm the pattern, possibly due to additional admixture events or dilution in Europeans from later farmer migrations. Non-African populations outside Africa generally carry ~1-2% Neanderthal DNA overall, with variation by region. Denisovan DNA archaic humans or hominins: • Melanesians (and some related Oceanian/Australian Aboriginal groups): They carry the highest levels, typically ~4-6% Denisovan ancestry (some estimates range 3-6% or slightly lower depending on the model). This is accurate. Other Southeast Asian/Pacific groups have lower amounts, and it’s minimal or absent elsewhere. “Ghost” Archaic DNA in Africans • A 2020 study (Durvasula & Sankararaman in Science Advances) analyzed West African populations (e.g., Yoruba, Mende) and found statistical signals consistent with 2-19% ancestry from an unknown “ghost” archaic hominin population. The best-fit models suggested a mean around ~11%, with the archaic lineage splitting from the modern human/Neanderthal ancestor ~360,000–1 million years ago and admixture occurring more recently (~43,000 years ago, with wide uncertainty). • This signal is strongest or best detected in some West African groups; it’s not uniformly “only Africans” or “up to 19%” across all sub-Saharan Africans. Some studies suggest smaller archaic contributions elsewhere in Africa, and there’s debate about whether the signal reflects true archaic introgression, deep population structure within Africa, or a combination (e.g., a 2023 paper proposed weakly structured stem lineages in Africa could mimic ghost admixture).

For the Pale People Who Think Africa Was just waiting for the white man

Dude cut this crap and quit the lies… all humans come from source and one source only

the winner writes the history

😅They made neanderthals white and homo sapiens black

The Neanderthal is the Jew. They didn't disappear.

Why are the Neanderthals significantly smarter than the Homo sapiens then? You and your people are legally retarded

We are not the same species