another insane theory...

Ever thought that there was a better way to protect the the skin cell from the harmful rays of the sun then to produce something that attracts the suns rays? Well I thought that too and by the way melanin is the compound that makes skin dark and helps protect the nucleus of a cell from the suns radiation. Well it seems that this pigment does more then just protect your cells it seems that it has a sort of photosynthetic quality. Yes melanin creates some sort of energy it seems for fungi and helps them grow. No that is not the interesting part, the interesting part is that it does not use sunlight parse but ionized radiation. I came into work exhausted because it helps me work and I came up with this idea, and while it may seem like the idea of a delusional person trust that there are some kernals of science in it. What if The out of Africa theory is correct (I say if because this subject is still debated in some academic circles) and we all came from the ancient Africans. What if they are all so dark because they were in some sort of spatial cryo or suspended animation or even long term hibernation and the melanin is what kept their heart beating? Yes I know it sounds crazy but there are a whole bunch of things that make very little sense to me about evolution and one of them is us. Speaking of not making sense what is the evolutionary advantage of genetic predisposition towards altruism or morality?

I now continue to present the possibility that we are descendants of a much older and more ancient civilisation that did not originate here. I think that we are perfectly honed explorers with a perfect mix natural curiosity and self preservation to make us a great colonization species. There are enough adventurous idiots to do and explore and find and fail and die to push forward the knowledge base of the unknown and yet the majority are content to reproduce and die. How in the hell? Anyone care to comment or add to this or call the police and have me committed for my and my families safety/