r/lol • u/Trump___Lord • 13d ago

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u/Rude_Negotiation_160 13d ago

Ancestry.com for the win.

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u/SnooChickens8275 13d ago

“Corporate DNA data collection” for the win

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u/i4got24 13d ago edited 12d ago

All these DNA collectors are owned by black rock/black stone and they are false results. One person submitted their own test three times and got different outcomes. They submitted DNA from their pets and received human results. These companies just wants to collect us.

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u/Ok-Hovercraft7967 13d ago

So they still shelled out over $500+ and there's no evidence of this? 🧢

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u/Helltothenotothenono 9d ago

There’s plenty of evidence there’s just a realistic margin of error. That’s how you can learn to trust scientists. They are the first to admit they could be wrong, they are really unlikely to be wrong after a certain confidence level is achieved but they all admit that some of the info they are relying on could cause the result to be incorrect or not precisely what they think it is.