who do you think was born first? the black man, or the white man?

Question

I read On the Species by darren and learned a lot. The white man comes from a lone stem, but the black man goes through cycles before he is born. the lone stem is a pretty good guess that the white man was born first because they lacked having the cycles. but no one will ever know for sure. it just makes sense a cingular stem is faster than going through various cycles before getting born.

Answer 1

shes right u know! what about the Indians?
they were in north America when it was discovered so the amount of years they had been around before was very unresearched so i agree that if 2 women one white one black were to be impregnated
at the same time the white man would come first but to be able to tell which on came first in history is almost impossible

Answer 2

What the heck are you talking about?

Sounds like this darren fella is spouting a whole lot of nonsense. Check the actual science, unless you mean "On the Origin of Species" by Charles Darwin, in which case I'd say that you are just making stuff up that isn't in the actual book (since I've read it and there's nothing about black/white man, cycles and stems).

(see above responses for actual pointers)

Answer 3

Going beyond scientific hypothesis and into esoteric texts, we don't know what the first man looked like. But if the origin or man was Mesopotamia, then the human race spread out from there. The descendants of certain people migrated to Africa and were known as the dark skin people. Dark skin is a genetic adaptation to sun exposure. In short, dark people were not the origins but one of the descendants of the first man.

There's a false pride and belief that black people are the origin of mankind.

Answer 4

Wow, none of those men would be able to be born unless there was a woman!!

Seriously, your question makes no sense. I think you're talking about Darwin (not Darren), but he didn't say anything remotely like your question. We are all one species, although since we started in Africa, it is likely that all humans had dark skin at one time.

Answer 5

White (and all the shades and colours) are mutations that evolved from black and dark brown for the climate of the regions that man has moved to. Molecules move faster in the heat so most life has it's origins in the hotter regions of the world. It sounds as though you may be finding Darwin's Origin of Species a bit difficult.

Answer 6

Stems? I don't get it. The darker races are older than the lighter ones. All of our human ancestors started out in Africa so it only makes sense that the first humans were dark or black.

Answer 7

I never head for of this theory but I'm definitely curious to read it now. But I always believed the black man came first because it is widely believed that the first human beings lived in Africa.

Answer 8

Who is daren? What is a stem? What cycles?

Dark skin tones came first, and are the genetic norm. Light skin tones are an adaptation to low UV which is becoming less adaptive as we increase the UV filtering to ground level.

Answer 9

neither
the first man was created

blacker skinned humans lived closer to the equator and became as a result darker skinned
lighter skinned peoples lived farther away from the center of the earth

just as people who live near the north pole have denser bones and shorter frames to withstand the bitter winters
our creator has lovingly provided for a vast variety of humanity to survive on planet earth.

Answer 10

man was born by the tigress and the Euphrates the cradel of civilization. they say. dark skin people live there.