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All Those 23andMe Spit Tests Were Part of a Bigger Plan
(www.bloomberg.com)
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this post was submitted on 10 Nov 2023
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What's funny to me about these DNA testing companies, isn't the obvious data collection ploy, but the customers who feel compelled to buy the service. So the fuck what you're 13% Cherokee and 27% Dutch and 5% Eastern African? Try developing a personality or interests.
originally it was sold as a way to quickly detect genetic diseases before they became a problem.
says the guy criticizing strangers on the internet.
OH SNAP, bro!! You sure told him, Tiger! Good show, old chap! Bravo! Sugoi!!!
Seriously how dare people want to learn about their ancestors and where they came from? Obviously that means they have no personality!
Too many people in the world crave an identity that is original enough to be interesting, but not so original that it can't be quantified or defined by accepted or understood identity templates. They need to be able to put a name to their identity so they can talk about it.
How many is that?