He looks darker in Mr. Robot

"original motion picture" lolololololololol

Well, everything is similar to everything. But within the human race, we are really ******* similar I tell you. But still different groups have different variants of some sequences, aaaaaand the "white" Frenchies are probably descendants of Ancient Egyptians.

If you are interested in that, I will try to explain. If you are trolling me to write because you want me to waste my time, then **** you. Either way I catch the bait and write.

First, the genetic information is written down in DNA consisting of nucleotides. There are four of them, and each is represented by a letter. ATGC. And each of us has a nearly identical sequence of those nucleotides in our genomes. BUT, there is a 0,4 % variability. So we still differ.

As an example, somewhere in my genome I have a sequence AAATGGTCA, and you have a AAATGCTCA. They are different by 1 nucleotide. And this is called an SNP(Single Nucleotide Polymoprhism). And there are like 20 million SNPs in the genome. You inherit your genome from your parents, also your SNPs. Some sequences are exclusive to some groups of people, so only some groups have certain SNPs.

By checking which SNPs you have you can chceck your genetic heritage. You cannot really check your relationship to a banana though because we are too far apart, and banana might not even have a chromosome resepective to your chromosome containing AAATGCTCA.

I hope it was clearer. The ancient egyptians have more similar SNPs to modern white Frenchises than to modern egyptians.