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This is mind blowing

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E.L. 的头像
E.L.6 小时前

Incorrect. It assumes your ancestors never married someone related to them

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Mason McCray8 小时前

Sounds like everyone descending from Noah and his family isn’t that crazy after all

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Brian Peotter6 小时前

Unfortunately this isn't reality for anyone. The family tree for all of us is pretty inbred when you head back in time. Europe is the least inbred, but most of the middle east practices cousin marriage. So it widens, then becomes pretty vertical for a while, then collapses back down to Noah

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Mark Carney's Elbows6 小时前

It doesn't work that way. There were fewer people alive as you go further back, not more.

ᚱún 的头像
ᚱún7 小时前

We’re not “all related” at a few thousand years. Not even close. In reality, it’s likely a few hundred thousand years (at least).

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Dr. Chud5 小时前

Now show the Pakistani version 😂

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🥓ZoomZam🥓5 小时前

Something in your pipeline is broken. Why is the visual concentration of ancestors getting reduced after the line while simultaneously the number of ancestors is doubling without the width of the graph more than doubling?

Joe Schmoe of the New England Schmoes 的头像
Joe Schmoe of the New England Schmoes7 小时前

Pedigree Collapse. The product of cousins marrying has fewer and fewer ancestors, as the common ancestors take up multiple spots.

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Fabrice NEYRET - pro6 小时前

In reality it's not a tree it's a graph, as soon as you come back more than a few generations.

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Galatea Celia6 小时前

we don't have this many different ancestors, we share the same ones at some point, and many ancestors share the same ones we're just different combinations

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Jason April6 小时前

It's also wrong because inbreeding.

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TAGGS6 小时前

Man discovers exponential relationship

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MallyB5 小时前

Wrong. There's something called pedigree collapse, which means your ancestors, especially prior to industrialisation, were marrying their relatives, eg 2nd & 3rd cousins and so on

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Wenston Smef6 小时前

I’m so happy and proud to have notable people in my ancestry. It inspires me to try to be great, too.

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ab5 小时前

sooo you wanna say that 33 generations is basically 8GB of RAM?

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MAGA RAM5 小时前

It's called pedigree collapse. Double your ancestors every generation and by 1036 you'd need 8.5 billion people, more than are alive today. The family tree has to fold back on itself. Go back far enough and we're all one family. Scripture said that a long time ago.

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Matt Graham6 小时前

And God knows exactly what family he put you in ….

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Tom6 小时前

They have anatomically modern human skeletons that are 300,000 years old. People been making people for way longer than a few thousand years.

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The Thrill6 小时前

@orthute About 117 billion people have lived on this planet ever.

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Oleg The Greatest6 小时前

It’s much simpler as many couples had the same grandparents and more often the same grand grandparents

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Theo6 小时前

yOu maTtEr

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d👁️x👁️r5 小时前

it's a classic paradox

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Shamar D. Bradley5 小时前

The tree of life has deep roots

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Pimprenelle ⚜️🇫🇷5 小时前

So we're really all related 💀💀

ضرغام 🇸🇦 的头像
ضرغام 🇸🇦5 小时前

That's a fallacy out there.

Abhinav 的头像
Abhinav5 小时前

Show the #muslim version now.... Family tree would barely have 5 roots 😬😬😬

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bottimusrex5 小时前

This assumes no incest

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Ronaldt Thoen6 小时前

@Cultuurfilosoof Inbred and incest corrected?

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Just Josh5 小时前

Researching your lineage is so much fun

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Gudleik Spjella, redacteur 🚨6 小时前

There has been a lot of fucking.

Jennifer Daniels 的头像
Jennifer Daniels7 小时前

#LineageOfGrace

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The Crescent Mind 🌙5 小时前

🔥

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alexdeejay5 小时前

Also, you have to wonder how many of your ancestors birthed non biological babies. Who’s fathers were not yours.