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Try reading some on history from the 1940s, ask yourself if that might happen again, and reevaluate what your parent post says.
by anon_e-moose 2y ago
Try reading some on history from the 1940s, ask yourself if that might happen again, and reevaluate what your parent post says.
- clown_strike 2y ago[flagged]
- ipaddr 2y agoThe caste system was put in place 1900 years ago but after the mixing of populations so caste system identification through dna isn't really possible. And Jews were self identifying and dna isn't going to tell you if you are gay or not. Ethnicity can be easier discovered through last name, visual clues rather then stolen hacker data. The fears are similar to fears around your commodore 64 accidently logging into a war games scenario and destroying the world.
- homebrewer 2y ago> Ethnicity can be easier discovered through last name Most people in Russia who identify as Jewish and/or emigrated to Israel have non-Jewish last names. You really would never know if they didn't file the paperwork.
- anon_e-moose 2y agoThere are political parties in the world today speaking of remigration based on citizenship of family up to 3 or 4 generations. The data from 23andme would fit this purpose perfectly.
- ipaddr 2y ago23andme data is not ancestry.com data. They lump you into groups from 100ad. Hard to match to country origins when groups are broadly called northwestern european which combines Ireland, UK, Sweden, France, Germany, Sweden, etc into one group. Wouldn't they use the citizenship data they have from the last 100 years? If they used 23andme data wouldn't they have floods of people from US, Canada, Australia, who could claim a new citizenship?