DNA Expert: New Breakaway Human Species is Evolving in Indonesia | Dr. Melissa Ilardo
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Detecting Hidden Evolution: Deep Dives, Genetic Signatures, and Future Human Trajectories
Discover how unique, modern lifestyles—like breath-hold diving—reveal rapid genetic adaptation in human populations. Understand what historical bottlenecks, globalization, and emerging technologies mean for our physical future.
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- Researchers identified that the Bajjo sea nomads possess uniquely large spleens due to a specific genetic variation, enhancing their oxygen capacity independent of diving practice.
- Global mixing is rapidly creating novel gene combinations, contrasting sharply with historical genetic isolation driven by regional pressures.
- Evolutionary success selects for the best fit to the current environment, not necessarily the most traditionally "fit" or intelligent traits.
This discussion with Dr. Melissa Ilardo explores groundbreaking findings in evolutionary genomics, focusing on how extreme environmental demands (like deep diving in Indonesia and Korea) drive predictable, measurable changes in human biology. The conversation expands outward to examine genetic bottlenecks, the influence of technology on future human morphology, and the complex relationship between genetics and traits like intelligence and fertility.
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Top Comments (10)
been trying to watch this video but danny keeps interrupting me
Ever since I was a little kid, I was always picked on for how tiny my spleen was...
When I lived in Japan in the late 1950's I learned about the Ama, female Japanese Pearl divers, who routinly free dove both deeper and for longer periods of time. They have been doing it for at least 1,000 years.
Not only Indonesians...The Badjao are a group indigenous to the Philippines but also live in parts of Indonesia, Malaysia, and other Southeast Asian countries.
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This is crazy to know because when i was a little kid, i would hold my breath a lot. (Mainly when angry. Lol) but i would also do the thing where id make my face red by putting all the blood to my head. Well then as a kid, baywatch came alone, and i was a fan. I saw that David Hasselhoff said "To be a lifeguard here, you have to be able to hold your breath for 4 minutes minimum) so as a kid, i immediately started in the pool and right away, i was up over 4 minutes. I wonder if its correlated to my breath-hold fits as a toddler. Lol
Great interview Danny. Thanks for your time brother!
There is a theory that the reason we have very little body hair, and stand upright, is we became water animals for safety. It's all so very fascinating, and then we have people using these learning machines to play solitaire!
arent these the people that some youtuber went to visit their water town and when he tested how long they can hold their breath it wasnt even that long?
How about the snow on Miami Beach last winter!!!!!!!!??????
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been trying to watch this video but danny keeps interrupting me
Ever since I was a little kid, I was always picked on for how tiny my spleen was...
When I lived in Japan in the late 1950's I learned about the Ama, female Japanese Pearl divers, who routinly free dove both deeper and for longer periods of time. They have been doing it for at least 1,000 years.
Not only Indonesians...The Badjao are a group indigenous to the Philippines but also live in parts of Indonesia, Malaysia, and other Southeast Asian countries.
Watch every episode ad-free & uncensored on Patreon: https://patreon.com/dannyjones Support the show by checking out our sponsors: https://hellofresh.com/danny10fm - Get 10 Free Meals + a Free breakfast for Life! https://cell.ver.so/danny - Use code DANNY to save 15% on your first order. https://butcherbox.com/danny - Get free steak in every box for a year PLUS $20 off your first box. https://whiterabbitenergy.com/?ref=DJP - Use code DJP for 20% off
This is crazy to know because when i was a little kid, i would hold my breath a lot. (Mainly when angry. Lol) but i would also do the thing where id make my face red by putting all the blood to my head. Well then as a kid, baywatch came alone, and i was a fan. I saw that David Hasselhoff said "To be a lifeguard here, you have to be able to hold your breath for 4 minutes minimum) so as a kid, i immediately started in the pool and right away, i was up over 4 minutes. I wonder if its correlated to my breath-hold fits as a toddler. Lol
Great interview Danny. Thanks for your time brother!
There is a theory that the reason we have very little body hair, and stand upright, is we became water animals for safety. It's all so very fascinating, and then we have people using these learning machines to play solitaire!
arent these the people that some youtuber went to visit their water town and when he tested how long they can hold their breath it wasnt even that long?
How about the snow on Miami Beach last winter!!!!!!!!??????