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Bankrupt 23andMe Just Sold Off All Your DNA Data
(futurism.com)
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this post was submitted on 20 May 2025
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My dad was all about this for a while, including convincing my siblings and a few of his siblings to get the report.
I guess that means I'm somehow linked in to this if I ever happen to leave my DNA laying around in the wrong place.
He's awfully quiet about it now though.
In 30 years they're going to squirt genetically modified copies of you into corporate artificial uteruses and that's how they will meet their worker needs.
Doubtful. Even one of me is pretty lazy. They'll want someone more apt for their clone army.
Don't worry that's the parts they will genetically modify to make you more docile and servile.
Dammit noooo there can only be one
Technically it won't be exactly you as they'll genetically change you to be more docile
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_James_DeAngelo#Investigation
Yeah, I would advice against becoming a serial killer for starters.
Of the 4 suspects they list, 2 "supposedly" confessed a murder to someone (which they didn't do)
Confessions by proxy according to the article and cleared by DNA. I don't see the relevance?
No relevance, sorry. It was interesting. Just goes to show the truthfulness of some testimonies.