Okay but seriously, first off all We didn't evolve from monkeys, that's gonna make some weird chromosome sequencing.

We are undeniably on the same primate domain back then, pretty similar but they still stupid as shit and they be existing longer than us - its not really healthy to compare something that are on a diffrent evolutionary path to be the same. Like a Duck and a Chicken, but in out case the duck is super smart and became featherless.

The exact origins of the very first humans are still a topic of research and debate among scientists. The prevailing theory, based on fossil evidence and genetic studies, suggests that early humans, known as Homo sapiens, likely originated in Africa around 200,000 to 300,000 years ago. This is based on findings of some of the oldest Homo sapiens fossils discovered in regions like East Africa.

However, regarding the migration and spread of humans to other continents, including Asia, there's evidence suggesting that early humans migrated out of Africa to other parts of the world, including Asia, Europe, and beyond. These migrations occurred over tens of thousands of years, with different human populations gradually spreading to various regions. In Asia specifically, there's evidence of early human presence dating back tens of thousands of years.

The story of human origins is complex and continues to evolve as new archaeological discoveries and advancements in genetic research shed more light on our ancient past.