- cross-posted to:
- technology@lemmy.world
- cross-posted to:
- technology@lemmy.world
Why isn’t it just deleted by default. A government that actually cared about its citizens wouldn’t let the data be sold off at all.
23 and me was set up for the specific purpose to sell your genetic data to pharmaceutical companies, glaxo Kline Smith was one of their clients.( It’s also the British company that Andrew witty worked for( CEO of UHG)
DNA companies: “Give us your DNA, and we’ll tell you where you come from!”
Me looking at the family tree books on my shelf from both sides of my family.
“NAH! I’m good”
Fuck these DNA harvesting companies
I mean that’s pretty weird in and of itself. If you showed me those I would think “this guy is in a cult” and try to escape asap.
But agreed on fuck 23 and me.
Why is knowing where I come from and having an educated family that wants to keep a record considered a cult?
I don’t know why you are inserting a new phrase “having an educated family” into the conversation but I decline to engage in whatever you’re attempting to do there.
On the actual topic, I associate excessive caring about bloodline with negative things, historically speaking. It has suddenly become important again but in a bad way. The groups that seem to care the most are cults.
It’s weird to be obsessed with your family’s racial origins. It’s not weird to want to know and pass down the stories of your specific family.