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04_Geno 2.0 Human Migration Map. Courtesy of National Geographic
and, after studying what many genes do, and where they come form and of what people are they related, someone can start mixing and matching up with their preferred, or just simply the most interesting mixes of genomes and couplings for the most diverse,( but reliable) offspring.