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The jury is out on genetics as the mitochondrial clock needs to be recalibrated.If the human population had been reduced to a mere eight people, God would have had to fake the human genome to appear as if the flood had never happened. There is no genetic evidence that the human population ever dropped below 3,000-10,000 breeding pairs in the last few hundred thousand years. When a species drops as low as a few pairs, this is called a genetic bottleneck, and it leaves an indelible marker on the genome. The human genome has no such markers, so genetically we can conclude that the population never fell below 3,000-10,000 breeding pairs.