What is a protovirus and why does it make you smarter?

Australia literally and unironically BTFHO

>>8513793
Maybe the viruses are what codes our DNA and builds the reality experience in this simulated matrix. Am I in the right thread?

>>8513797
Aboriginals are why that is. They literally are not the same species as us.

>>8513797
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nations_and_intelligence#/media/File:National_IQ_per_country_-_estimates_by_Lynn_and_Vanhanen_2006.png

sauce plz

>>8513827
Thousands of half castes prove that theory to be dramatically wrong

>>8513827

Species is a fuzzy term.

Border collies and german shepards are incredibly intelligent. Bulldogs are dumb as a brick. They're both dogs.

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>>8513834

op posted indigenous peoples, not modern demographics

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>>8513842
>56

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>>8513842
I doubt we really know how to measure their intelligence desu

>>8513842
>>8513793
What the fuck Australia?
You are literally dumber than Africa

>>8513888
No, their intelligence is so unique we don't know what 50% of it is/does

>>8513901
Shitposting?

>>8513909
*until proven otherwise

> .. If so, is it assumed that there was one "proto-virus" that eventually evolved into all the viruses in the world today, or ...

>>8513920
What if viruses evolved from bacterias?

>>8513954
Many have actually or at least parts of them.

>>8513842
Source for data?

>>8513954
there is evidence of viruses forming into a cellular figuration which suggests the opposite. cbf with source

>>8514213
/pol/'s very own and very serious anthropological analysis

>>8514489
It seems like it would be the opposite. Viruses seem like rogue organelles.
I'll look it up.

>>8513954
Bacteria are more complex lifeforms than viruses. In fact, by some definitions viruses arent even technically alive. If anything bacteria evolved from viruses.

>>8513793

answer my question please

What is a protovirus and why does it make you smarter?

>>8514621
Dude, go learn basic bio.

It's not likely for a bacteria-like organism to evolve from a virus. Viruses are just pieces of genome that use life to procreate. They cannot exists alone and never have.

>>8514184
>>8514489
I sort of want to see that.