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Fabrikant wrote:
> 
> According to Bible, God created Adam, and then from his rib he created
> Eve.  Recent research established, that there is a part of our DNA,
> which comes unchanged from the mother.  If all women had the some
> mother (Eve), then all women in the world should have this part of DNA
> the same.  Anyone knows, if this has been checked and what was the
> result?

Yes, it has been checked.  Mitochondrial DNA mutates at a steady rate
from environmental damage, and has been used to determine (we think) the
patterns of ancient human migration and genealogy.  There was one
original mother in West Africa, from whom two other lines of African
descent sprung.  The second of those lines was the one that branched
(ultimately) into European, Asian, and New World subgroups.

This does mean, Fabrikant, that you are pretty much forced to accept the
notion that we are *all* niggers.

> 
> By the way, if Eve was really created from Adam's rib, this was the
> first case of human cloning.  One thing, though, is not clear: anyone
> cloned from a rib of a male would be a male too.  Even if God somehow
> managed to create a female, she was obviously a twin sister of Adam,
> and they were in an incestuous relationship.

The Bible has several examples of holy, righteous men who engage in
incestuous relationships.

Possibly the "missing rib" is a metaphor for the shortened Y chromosome
in males, essentially an abbreviated X chromosome.  Possibly it is just
a story concocted by an ancient people who had knowledge of how to use
one plant's cuttings to grow a second, independent plant, and figured
that their deity must have used a similar method.