Right: Paradigm shifted. AI named Deep-DNA of Population-Y, not found erased in NA. Left: Inlanders had been standstill though well known in pre-history. Center: Leading actor Sojin, adapted to maritime life in the sea of north.
AI contradicts on First Americans ➀Surprising DNA affinity has been founding, named Deep-DNA ②not found in NA ③Impossible maritime life (boat) for Siberians even if had come first ④AI replied, Japanese route had not been denying by ABC, but most likely as launchpad. -RGaPJ
➀ AI made it with creative catch copy in 5 seconds!, after my explanation on chart above, Izu seafaring for collecting obsidian 20km away to mid island then to Kouzushima and Mountain Climbing Model of Kelp Highway migration to Beringia, then down along west coast. Conclusion and Final thoughts are very interesting, but we have to check AI work before actually use it (no check, this time). ② Had Siberians really first settled living barefoot around the lake? They had continued to wear shoes tens of thousands of years.
(結言) 時は今、さあ、山に登ろう! Japan’s isolated geography and the “Sojin” story aren’t just a regional tale—they’re a lens to rethink human adaptability globally. The Mountain Climbing Model, Izu seafaring, and coastal parallels with the First Americans are hypotheses, not truths, but they demand exploration. Academic society must move beyond “no clear evidence” to ask: What if? By studying these fields together, we can unravel the deep past with a clarity that siloed approaches miss. The time is ripe—White Sands has cracked the paradigm; let’s climb the mountain
Final Thoughts 狙い(指示無し、AIが独断設定) 祖人(縄文前)と最初のアメリカ人が合わせ鏡というショック提示(定説にひびなので)
This briefing aims to jolt public by framing “Sojin” and First Americans as a two-way mirror, using Japan’s unique setting to propose testable Ideas.