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this post was submitted on 28 Jul 2023
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Oh man. The Bigfoot hunters are gonna go nuts over this tech. Cryptozoologists too - there's some recent supposed sightings of the Tasmanian Tiger that have been getting a lot of attention.
"Who knew DNA could be so blurry"
Until it gives very negative results, unless they figure out how to read it badly enough to get ambiguous ones.
Actually, the latter is probably true. A bad sample of human DNA outside of the range of other primates could be the equivalent of a blurry photograph.