DNA was tested in TV. The host is a black English woman. I've seen her a free times. Marcia?
Anyway, he has a significant amount of "black" DNA.
His reaction was hilarious.
Her reaction was great too. "Brother!" *fistbump*
shareEvery human being on earth would have some amount of "black" DNA, that does not mean anything though...
shareActually it would be the opposite. It means everything.
shareOpposite? Not sure what you are talking about here, we also do have common genes with cats, pigs, monkeys, dogs.... What is your point?
shareIt means Cobb is too stupid to know this. He is too mentally challenged to understand that we are all the same race. He thinks he is only one "pure" race. Aside from being wrong about any race being superior, he is wrong about only being one race. Therefore to Cobb, this is the worst possible thing to learn about himself. I hope my comment was helpful.
shareCobb speaks up and asserts that this result (17% sub Saharan African) is in the margin of "statistical noise" and it would have been instructive to have a scientific explanation of whether this was accurate or not. ALL PEOPLE ON EARTH are descended from (presumably black) Africans - all worldwide DNA analysis shows that the human race migrated out of Africa in all directions in prehistoric times.
shareYeah, I heard about that even though I've never seen this film---that was hilarious. Reminds me of a couple of years ago when James Watson (one-half of the scientific duo that discovered DNA) was busted for spewing some stupid racist bull**** claiming that black people were inferior---as a scientist, he should more than anyone else know damn well that's not true, but, apparently, white supremacy overrides common sense with racists every time. Well, apparently, he too got a DNA test, and guess what? Come to find out that he had 12% African heritage---in other words, his old racist a** was 12% black,lol! Talk about karma being a b****, lol! He didn't have s*** to say about that, interestingly enough.
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