I'm not an expert, but this doesn't really make sense to me "RH negative is rare and does not mix well with RH positive."

15% of the population (the last stat I've seen) is a minority, of course, but I wouldn't consider it rare. Also, RH Negative "O" blood is considered "Universal Donor," so how does this "not mix well" with Positive blood?

I am not trying to argue, OUC, merely asking for clarification if you have it. :-)

I have no red hair nor green eyes, but my blood type is O- so I suppose that makes me 1/3 alien. My kids (both O+) have accused me of that for years! :-)

Hmmm. Never heard of such a thing. I guess I must be part alien since I had a little red in my blonde hair before it started to turn gray around 48 and then white around 60. Also have O negative blood. Blue eyes, not green so 2 out of 3? Red Cross likes my blood because it seems to lack any of the usual viruses they test for. Except for a few bouts of bronchitis, the last one about 15 years ago, I haven't had a cold in about 50 years. It doesn't mean I'm free of any physical maladies, it's just the usual viral/germ infection isn't one of them - so far, knock on wood.

The whole confusion thing is because of massive reverse evolution. Somehow many of our leaders and world figures never had to do much of anything to survive, consequently that survival of the fittest thing got lost along the way. Interesting enough, many of our species wish to emulate the idle rich and famous. Go figure??

Hey, ET, phone home! :-)

Interesting to note, while learning about blood type medicine, I ran across some information on the negative RH factor. Seems science has no clue how, why or where it came from because no life on earth would try to kill the unborn within itself, RH negative is rare and does not mix well with RH positive. Oh course the conversation turns to aliens from other planets and that may very well be; but still we have no proof. Somewhere on youtube was good video on RH negative, but it's been 15 years of better since I viewed it.

I am a rare genotype of O positive, (green eyed) and being almost a clone of my Dad, I always assumed that he was O positive as well until I ran into his blood donor card in his personal effects. Seems he was, A Negative!, not to mention he was born with white hair and blue eyes. Shocker!

So, like you, are we decedents of aliens???

well 2 of the 3(lack red hair) so does that mean 2/3 alien lol

Ditto!

As a red head I find those traits favorable;)