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Viking DNA and the pitfalls of genetic ancestry tests

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On 4/20/2021 at 7:02 AM, Xeno-Fish said:

I got that Neanderthal pride.:lol:

23 & Me tells you what percentage of neanderthal dna you have and how high or low you rank in the database, for example I have more neaderthal dna than 97% of the people who belong to 23 & Me.  :lol:   Probably why I am so smart.   :P

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bison
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'Viking' was an occupation, or way of life, not a racial or ethnic category. How are genetic tests supposed to track that?  I don't  suppose that most Scandinavian persons of that time period were act

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According to recent estimates, over 26 million people from across the world have purchased a genetic ancestry test. In the wake of this hype, researchers have begun to investigate how the tests affect

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I think this stuff is stupid. Being proud of something you had no control over (your heritage) is stupid. It's just as bad as being proud of the country you were born in (nationalism) or proud of

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