Post: #26

I don't see the big deal. 23 and Me defaults their ancestry prediction to the most speculative choice, You can actually click a button for a more accurate ancestry prediction, for which then you realize that they can really only separate your DNA by what continent your family has been on, with a few exceptions. Even so, their predictions were dead on in my case.

Post: #27

(02-09-2019 12:15 PM)Caduceus Wrote:  

(02-09-2019 12:13 PM)Aurini Wrote:  I've read that the five-to-eight weeks delay is so that they can research your lineage on Ancestry.com. Forget who it was, but somebody ran an experiment where he didn't give them any personal information; they returned the results in a week, and the proposed ancestry was absurd.

Wasn't it revealed a while back that male feminists, SJWs, and (((others))) working at DNA profiling companies like this were adding small percentages of african/black and/or other non-white minority origins to user results, just to secretly fuck with customers perception of their identity ?


See Heartiste December 2017 blog post on this:

https://heartiste.wordpress.com/2017/12/...fake-news/

This was also the case for me.

Said I was 0.2% Nigerian. I just ignore that.

Post: #28

I'll take your twins and raise you triplets.

The Identical Dahm triplets, who posed for playboy and are on daytime TV all of the time because one of them married Dr Phil's son, also took DNA / ancestry kits.

The DNA tests confirmed they were identical, and the ancestry kits shows that their heritage came from the same places, but the percentages were very screwy. One daughter's test showed overwhelming Scandinavian heritage, White the others showed little of such heritage. All three women got wildly different ancestry reports.

Ancestry DNA heritage testing is a scam. Not only does it not work, but the people running these companies are not honest trustworthy people who should hold onto your genetic information.