[Vaquero]

Milford Wolpoff is right as I always believed.

I just finished reading "Race and Human Evolution: A Fatal Attraction" by Milford Wolpoff and Rachel Caspari

and he and his wife tell a most compelling tale. One can also gather that the 'OUT of AFRICA' theory (the opposing theory that discounts Wolpoff's 'Multiregional Theory') is more concerned with Political Correctness than scientific fact.

Just my $0.02

[davisfh]

"One can also gather that the 'OUT of AFRICA' theory (the opposing theory that discounts Wolpoff's 'Multiregional Theory') is more concerned with Political Correctness than scientific fact."

You're right, and most rational people with functional gray matter have always known that.

[Publius6961]

One can also gather that the 'OUT of AFRICA' theory (the opposing theory that discounts Wolpoff's 'Multiregional Theory') is more concerned with Political Correctness than scientific fact.

After the "African Eve" fiasco, only the most commited PC doofuses would even suggest that theory might be valid.

Only a very limited intellect, after the confirmation of plate tectonics and rising sea levels over eons, would grasp hysterically at the African hypothesis.

For today's trivia question: Where were dinosaur bones first discoverd?