Through Lluís Quintana-Murci’s window, fog obscures the Eiffel Tower. The Mallorcan geneticist, long a fixture of the Institut Pasteur, still hasn’t adapted to Paris’s greyness. He is a migrant, appropriately. His book Human Peoples, about this century’s breakthroughs in genetics, explains that humans have always been migrants. “This is not champagne socialism,” he says. “It’s science.” And migrant humans mated (“admixed”, say geneticists) with other groups they encountered.
透過路易斯?金塔納-穆爾西(Lluís Quintana-Murci)的窗戶，霧氣遮住了埃菲爾鐵塔。這位來自馬略卡島的遺傳學家，長期在巴斯德研究所(Institut Pasteur)工作，仍然無法適應巴黎的陰郁。他是一個移民，恰如其分。他的著作《人類群體》講述了本世紀遺傳學的突破，解釋了人類一直以來都是移民?！斑@不是香檳社會主義，”他說?！斑@是科學?！倍泼袢祟惻c他們遇到的其他群體進行了交配（遺傳學家稱之為“混合”）。
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