>>14103896

The actual number doesn't rank the complexity of the organism. The point of what I was referring to, was that if we descended from simian primates, then why does every other (700+) primate have 48 chromosomes, while we have 46?

An animal with 46 chromosomes can't mate with or be the offspring of one with 48. UNLESS…genetic modification took place.

Like I said, two of our chromomes have been fused to others to make 48 into 46. This would enable an organism with 46 chromosomes to genetically interact with the one formerly with 48.

Notice the double helix imagery in a lot of the Annunaki artwork from Sumeria and Mesopotamia. They were geneticists. They even said they created us.

>>14104006

Even the rib story has an interesting parallel in the Sumerian accounts of how the Annunaki made men. Ningishzidda, son of Enki was also one of the medical officers and in the upgrading work took marrow from his father's rib bone to use. The experiments apparently went on for some time and not without many challenges that each were overcome to arrive at the first iteration of a viable primitive worker (human).

The accounts go into a lot more detail about the first ones were only male and the zygotes had to be carried by the female Annunaki and they were upset at this and the worker production rate was too slow because of this, so they created human females…(wonder where they got the DNA from?).

This apparently was VERY successful but also brought a host of other issues. and on and on…

>>14104077

Exactly…nothing new under the sun. We think we are the sine qua non, but we're just Q Anons…digging up a more ancient, and if you ask me, more interesting past than the one told to us to keep us in line and others in charge.

>>14103913

I hope so. I'd hate to think that I was so incompetent at this that not one single group of deep state communist rat bastards didn't consider me enough of a concern to put my name on some kind of a list.

>>14103993

Based, NOTABLE

>>14103996

Tyvm.