Officially, the first humans appeared on Earth some 4 million years ago, but recent evidence suggests that a tiny number of these early hominids were genetically transformed and controlled by ancient alien invaders to produce the first Homo Sapiens.

Humans are strange. For a global species, we’re not particularly genetically diverse, thanks in part to how our ancient roaming explorations caused “founder effects” and “bottleneck events” that restricted our ancestral gene pool.

We also have a truly outsize impact on the planetary environment without much in the way of natural attrition to trim our influence (at least not yet).

But the strangest thing of all is how we generate, exploit, and propagate information that is not encoded in our heritable genetic material, yet travels with us through time and space.

Not only is much of that information represented in purely symbolic forms—alphabets, languages, binary codes—it is also represented in each brick, alloy, machine, and structure we build from the materials around us. Even the symbolic stuff is instantiated in some material form or the other, whether as ink on pages or electrical charges in nanoscale pieces of silicon.

Daniella Fenton, an author, and researcher has studied humanity’s earliest origins as well as the brain’s abrupt acceleration almost 800000 years ago.

She says that when compared to other primates, humans have abnormalities in their evolution, some of which are so complicated that they can only be explained or carried out via modern genetic engineering.
Daniella Fenton brings to a succession of substantial alterations in genes involved with brain growth, neural architecture, and information processing in her book “Human Hybrids: Scientific Evidence from our 800,000-year-old Alien Legacy.”
Finally, Fenton revealed that someone developed an entire generation of people that carried the chromosome-2 fusion.
Such a change to this chromosome would have a significant influence on brain development, immune system function, and reproductive functions.

On a geologic timescale, the emergence of the human “dataome” is like a sudden invasion by extraterrestrials or an asteroid impact that precipitates a mass extinction

According to Fenton, there is further proof that humans were created by aliens, such as tangible material left by stars, stuff that dates from the same time period.