Discovering the origin of humanity by Jean-Raoul Lumpungu, a researcher from the DRC – Interview

 Since July 6, 2016, a researcher from the Democratic Republic of Congo, Jean-Raoul LUMPUNGU, published on the site of the newspaper Le Potentiel his research on the origin of mankind. The article was entitled: Origin of humanity and Origin of man: a confusion maintained ".

This article arouses interest from the fact that since its publication, the article has been placed by the Google search engine as one of the best reflections on the origin of mankind.

The Google search engine has collected more than 8 million books and articles published around the world on the origin of humanity, and the article by researcher Jean-Raoul Lumpungu ranks among the top five Reflections as of 10 August 2016.

 While it is true that we do not master all the criteria of this ranking, it is nevertheless worth knowing that Google classifies its publications according to the "best results" according to the expression dedicated by this American company.

 Concerning the approach which enabled him to discover the origin of humanity, researcher Jean-Raoul Lumpungu demonstrated in his analysis that the terms humanity and man are not synonyms. Humanity means "altruism, benevolence towards others". In other words, humanity is the constant thought of the good of others.

As a result, humanity is linked to the values ​​of solidarity, hospitality, non-violence, etc., which can not be sought in the primate bones as is the case in research on origin of man.

 This being so, if the concept of man can be considered as a biological or even a genetic concept, this is not the case of the concept humanity linked to the values ​​of solidarity, hospitality, non-violence ....

 However, says Jean-Raoul Lumpungu, in the research on the origin of mankind, the term humanity is wrongly considered synonymous with the word man. Thus, research on the origin of mankind is oriented towards the search for primate bones.

 Therefore, in the opinion of the researcher Jean-Raoul Lumpungu who granted us an interview, almost all research on the origin of humanity, are in fact,

 Research on the origin of man (and not on the origin of mankind).

 Concerning the discovery of the origin of humanity, researcher Jean-Raoul Lumpungu prefers to speak of the "revelation of the origin of humanity" because the history of the origin of humanity, already discovered, was then erased and hidden to make the Western opinion believe that Africa is a continent without history.

 However, it was thanks to the development of printing and the Internet that the history of the origin of humanity in Africa was published. However, the Africans have not yet detected this story to teach it to their children. Hence the pamphlet: "If you want to hide something from Africans, put it in writing".

 Given that the history of the origin of mankind was already known, but to keep secreted, I find it more judicious to use the term revelation instead of discovery, said researcher Jean-Raoul Lumpungu.

Indeed, revelation means removing the envelope, the veil, revealing what was hidden. Since the history of the birth of humanity in Africa is hidden, veiled, revealing it is a revelation.

 However, discovery is also not an inappropriate word, says Jean-Raoul Lumpungu, because something to hide must be discovered before being revealed to all.

  After this discovery or revelation of the origin of humanity, to the question of what would be the next step, Jean-Raoul Lumpungu plans to sensitize African Heads of State, AU, Ministers of Education, And African youth on the fact that the history of the birth of humanity in Africa has been erased in education.

 Consequently, there is a need to "make history (of mankind) to the people" by introducing the study of the history of the birth of mankind in Africa in education. It should be noted that this objective is a struggle which began with the Renaissance humanists since the 16th century but has not yet ended 600 years later (six centuries).

 As a result, the African Head of State who will be involved in "making history (of humanity) to the people" will probably enter history. This will also be the case for any authority, personality or institution. A petition will be launched online from September 10, 2016, the date of the celebration of humanity celebrated in France, to ask all to adhere to the project "To make history (of humanity) to the people". Anonymous will be welcome as well as companies that invest in the social.

 The discovery or revelation of the origin of humanity has already earned the researcher Jean-Raoul Lumpungu, a worldwide recognition consecrated by the search engine Google, American firm, by dedicating it among all the people who bear the first name of Jean -Raoul listed on the net, in a prime place, more precisely in the first place by displaying its front page Book.

 I recommend to all those who are interested to know the origin of humanity or the historical context of the birth of humanity in Africa, a history not taught in schools and universities, to read this article on the site of The Potential or enter this title in the Google search engine.

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