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Haggard Celine

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8. You have a great attitude about it.

Reply to mopinko (Reply #7)

Sat Aug 21, 2021, 11:01 AM

Aug 2021

And you're right, the data helps them make better products that will make our lives better. I tend to dwell on the negative aspects of a situation. Sometimes that makes it hard for me to do anything because I'm afraid of making a mistake. I'll see if I can look at it like you do. Thanks for your perspective!

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Paintings from 65,000 yrs ago attributed to Neanderthal [View all] Judi Lynn Aug 2021 OP

I hope they find out definitively what the Neanderthals were capable of. Haggard Celine Aug 2021 #1

people are starting to look harder at this. i have a fairly high %. mopinko Aug 2021 #3

I've never had a DNA test, so I don't know how much I have. Haggard Celine Aug 2021 #4

they arent that expensive any more. mopinko Aug 2021 #5

Yeah, they do want your data. Haggard Celine Aug 2021 #6

i look at it this way- mopinko Aug 2021 #7

You have a great attitude about it. Haggard Celine Aug 2021 #8

it's the nerd view. mopinko Aug 2021 #9

That sounds really dodgy Random Boomer Aug 2021 #10

'I didn't mean to imply that I think Neanderthals were 'dumb animals.' Haggard Celine Aug 2021 #11

That is nothing more than fanciful speculation Random Boomer Aug 2021 #12

friend of mine felt that modern hoomans and neos interbrede. AllaN01Bear Aug 2021 #2