The Constant Podcast host, Dr. German Dziebel, and Professor Shi Huang are discussing Huang's Maximum Genetic Diversity Theory and the Out-of-Asia theory of modern human origins and their advantages over the mainstream Neutral Theory and the Out-of-Africa model. From Theodosius Dobzhansky and Luca L. Cavalli-Sforza to the Pongid clade and owl monkeys, from uniparental and autosomal markers and convergence vs. shared descent in genetics, Shi Huang and German Dziebel cover a vast range of issues to challenge dominant paradigms and rejuvenate the debate around human evolution.

Dr. German Dziebel and Alvah Hicks discuss human origins research (archaeology, genetics, linguistics and kinship studies) and outline the innovative Out-of-America theory which celebrates creative, out-of-the-box, non-trivial thinking that Silicon Valley is known for in the technology world but that the science of human origins and dispersals has historically shunned away from.

Stanford alumni and industry leaders Brad Davidson, Andrey Kunov, German Dziebel and Kapa Lenkov discuss progress in traffic control technologies, the use of AI in law enforcement and prevention, the new approaches to solving "cold cases" using DNA and genealogical databases, the de-extinction of the sire wolf and the work that Colossal Biosciences is doing to create an artificial womb.