Look at the leadership’s connection with google and this becomes easier to understand. Then again we walk about touching things, leaving convenient DNA samples

Look at the leadership’s connection with google and this becomes easier to understand. Then again we walk about touching things, leaving convenient DNA samples for anyone to collect throughout the day. It’s only because sequencing is relatively high cost at present that we have the illusion of privacy. Once we go in equivalent terms from mainframes to single board computers in the DNA world, then anyone can pretty much have at your personal genome. Would love to see how the criminal forensic science guys adapt their narrative to this impending reality.