Historically

> Are we all related because they've (scientists and historians) traced the whole entire human genealogy back to central Africa.

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All humans share 99.9% of the same DNA. We're one of the least genetically diverse species on the planet.

we're related to plankton, not sure how much of a revelation this is

>not sure how much of a revelation this is

It still makes a lot of people very butthurt, though. In fact I bet we're about to hear from some of them.

>out of Africa theory
I heard that we recently discovered an older homosapian fossil in Europe. It might be older at least.

telegraph.co.uk/science/2017/05/22/europe-birthplace-mankind-not-africa-scientists-find/

It's not a Homo sapiens fossil and OOA theory still makes the most sense.

We also share DNA with bananas.

It's a hominid, same species lineage

That's completely normal for a species, you bought into the bullshit.
Literally everything on Earth is related to everything. It's just degrees of relation.