https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pedigree_collapse
This apparent paradox is explained by shared ancestors, referred to as pedigree collapse. Instead of consisting of all different individuals, a tree may have multiple places occupied by a single individual. This typically happens when the parents of an ancestor are related to each other (sometimes unbeknownst to themselves). For example, the offspring of two first cousins has at most only six great-grandparents instead of the normal eight. This reduction in the number of ancestors is pedigree collapse. It collapses the ancestor tree into a directed acyclic graph.
Are we saying that of the 7.442+ billion people living today along with those who've died during the past 100 years, not a one of them had a quasi-pure ancestor lineage for 30 generations?