For me it is a theory that needs validation. I am not an expert in genetics but I think we still have a long way to know how the genes map to features. > I don

For me it is a theory that needs validation. I am not an expert in genetics but I think we still have a long way to know how the genes map to features. > I don't really see distinctive features amongst bipolar or schizophrenic people... What you don't see them doesn't mean they are not there. It could be something subtle. If one change in chromosome leads to a lot of mental and physical changes it could mean things like people with better maths skills grows faster the nails. And I repeat, this is a theory for me that still needs to be probed or at least more data. But I wouldn't discard it so fast. What this company is doing is going somehow in this direction. What do you think about the company of the article?