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Isn't that the suggestion? That if there are groups of individuals who you know are going to make wildly irresponsible choices because they don't have the abil
by jmchuster 6y ago
Isn't that the suggestion? That if there are groups of individuals who you know are going to make wildly irresponsible choices because they don't have the ability to interpret such information, you would prefer not to give it to them?
- greglindahl 6y agoIt's entirely reasonable to assume that tests with high error rates cause problems for everyone, not just "groups of individuals who you know are going to make ..." For example, a PhD biologist friend of mine agonized for months before she was willing to look at her personal 23-and-me results, after the FDA certified them as accurate enough to show to consumers. It's a real problem for everyone.