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"A deep understanding of the inner workings of personality genes is not required." So, personality is genetic? Do you have any evidence to back this up? Show m
by TriinT 17y ago
"A deep understanding of the inner workings of personality genes is not required."
So, personality is genetic? Do you have any evidence to back this up? Show me some scientific papers on this, please.
"You could just use a machine learning algorithm to identify the sorts of sequences that tend to work well together."
Sorry, but that sound ludicrous. We already know what works well in relationships. If women stayed thin and hot for many years after marriage, and guys actually worked around the house and listened to (or pretended to listen to) her concerns, that would be a huge leap forwards. You're assuming that nature plays any role. Well, maybe the initial "spark" has some genetic component (hell, if she's genetically "blessed", any non-gay guy will feel that "spark"). But relationships require work. You don't get that with DNA sequencing.
Having said that, maybe your DNA sequencing and matching would work in other domain. Honestly, I think that dating is the worst possible application for it. It would be more interesting to use that approach for wine-making. You start mixing various grape types, you see what comes out of it, and then use that machine learning approach to predict what mixes would work well.