I don't really disagree with you! I didn't go into this blind, however. I'm on the autistic spectrum and had, perhaps unsurprisingly, meticulously researched al

I don't really disagree with you! I didn't go into this blind, however. I'm on the autistic spectrum and had, perhaps unsurprisingly, meticulously researched almost every factor I could before going ahead, including the illogical sounding (to the layman) statistical issues regarding false positives and negatives. There are few people to whom I would directly recommend similar testing, but I had medical motivations to seek it (it wasn't solely curiosity - but this is a topic for another venue) and felt psychologically and educationally equipped (whether or not this was truly the case) to handle any dilemmas that would arise. All that aside, being able to see your aorta and circle of Willis is really cool, and being able to see my heart beating from the inside out even cooler :-)