Actually, the Y-haplogroup of Native Americans is Q. Chinese people is O. Most Europeans is R. Q & R share the same common ancestor of P. P is not O’s ancestor.
So, from a paternal ancestry standpoint, Native Americans are more related to Europeans than Chinese.
You are wrong. There are no Native Americans. The people you call Native Americans migrated here from Northern China 12,000 years ago. No human beings originated here.
Actually, they did not migrate from Northern China but from the Altai Mountains in Siberia. Just a little technicality to your otherwise legitimate statement
All humans originated from an African cave So we are all immigrants including Chinese in China.
By native, we really mean the first human race to migrate there. Please not human ancestors which is odd because all living things originate from the same single cell i.e. we are all natives.
Obviously you didn’t watch the interview (dont blame you because it is painful to see). He plainly stated he doesn’t feel he should be classified with millenials as he is CONSERVATIVE. At the very end, however, he does concede: “I AM a Millennial.”
There is a trend of American young adults failing to launch, and there was even a movie made about it. “45 percent of young adults in New Jersey between the ages 18 and 34 now live with their parents,” according to Psychology Today.
“Failure-to-launch is the collective name for the difficulties so many young people today are having in assuming the self-sufficiency and responsibilities of adulthood, and it is a rapidly growing problem,” the site reports.
Signs that a young person suffers from the syndrome include “Deflecting responsibility for their actions… Little motivation for activities that pertain to school and full-time work…Poor work ethic towards individual responsibilities,” reports Psychbytes.