And let me reiterate...I don't know why you keep trying to limit the discussion to DNA when you know the totality of what makes organisms similar and different is much more complex than DNA. That would be like only using bricks to compare the similarity and differences between two houses.
The data is there. I am not “limiting” the argument to DNA, I am pointing out that your ‘similar body plan, similar lifestyle = similar DNA’ so called explanation for ERV data breaks down as soon as you look at the data in detail.
For example based upon body plan one might think a wolf and a huskie have more in common in DNA than a huskie and a dachshund, but based upon common ancestry one would predict correctly that the huskie and the dachshund are more similar in DNA despite their different body shapes, fur type, etc.
My mind is just fine over here GGG, it is you who never did understand what the ERV data shows. This has been known for over a decade, and I have explained it to you myself repeatedly. You are only now catching on. Wow!