[nopardons]

The one, okay...two minor problems with this article, are: 1) Dr. Christian Barnard, of South Africa, was the first person in the world to do the first human to human transplant. Okay...he was a white man/a Boer, so perhaps we shouldn't count this exceptional accomplishment as "coming out of Africa", though it did 2) Jeong is the racist B**ch and is of Korean descent...and the article concentrates on Africa and South America only.

Koreans took a lot of the Chinese "culture"/inventions as their own; however, the Chinese haven't "invented" much of anything at all ( if anything! ) in the past 5 or 6 centuries and some of the things they invented, the West ( white people ) took, made better/expanded upon the original idea...making more, original, better stuff from it!

Asians, OTOH, have taken western stuff ( everything from scientific things to cultural things ) and not only NOT "improved on it, but made it part of their culture; can we all say together: "CULTURAL APPROPRIATION" ?

[blueplum]

1) Dr. Christian Barnard, of South Africa, was the first person in the world to do the first human to human transplant.

true. But without a PhD and specialized cardiac surgery training received at the U of Minnesota, USA, that transplant might not have happened at all