(September 13, 2023 at 4:45 pm)Aegon Wrote: Here is some info on the main biologist who spent a year analyzing the DNA of the two bodies. Stem cells appear to be his main area of focus.
https://solcema.com/doctor/ricardo-rangel-martinez/
https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Ric...l-Martinez
He seems like... you know, an actual geneticist. So if these bodies end up being a bullshit combo of random human and animal parts, then his career is over. Because how could you not realize that after spending a year with the bodies?
If they are aliens, how do they have DNA in the first place? Let alone "70% known" - as you say? You are just throwing out words.
Also, his career is not over. Other scientists make spectacular claims on the side and it doesn't end their careers - for example, Dr. Michio Kaku.
The other thing is he didn't say anything controversial. The ancient DNA specimens get polluted and mixed over time as they get handled by lots of people so you get a cocktail of DNA specimens (viruses, people, animals, etc.)
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