I warned people in 2014. They called me nuts. I also read someone very informed about the what ultimate goal was. That it would only take just over 30 million DNA data sets to connect and identify nearly all of us by DNA before selling all the data off. Bingo. Looks like it’s mission accomplished. But, but I’m nuts?! Right?!
3:20 Re one person one time use products. The student of business "Nah, this is not a good idea, the product is needed only once". The mortician "Yes, this is unlimited demand".
I think they came up a bit short on each person's history, like; "Your ancestors came from the Eastern hemisphere" or "Your ancestors came from the Western hemisphere". Too broad. I was hoping for something like; "You had an uncle Jerome who was a road builder on Chestnut street in Philadelphia, and was developing an early version of the "shovel" in the year 4600 BC."
Perhaps check a family tree site. Meanwhile i have not found anything of use there. My husband found his birth ceftificate😮 , many death certificates of relateves, traces back to 1500 where they used to be named Cornilious, Aurelious😂
Thinking back to the ‘80s (?) show MAX HEADROOM and the character Reg Blank. Blank cause he had dropped out of society & all the databases. Oh how I almost envy Reg. BTW:: Books, printed paper books, were “nonvolatile storage media” (as compared to floppy disks which could go bad or RAM). Clay tablets from 3600 + years ago can still be read (if kept in dry conditions); can the same be said of magnetic tape, floppy discs, etc.
4:01 - something weird happened with the refresh rate. Hope you resolve the problem for the next time. Still a great topic to cover and good quality video
Before this company was allowed to operate, the states and more importantly the federal government should have regulated any DNA testing. I would go further and say a bill of rights that specifies PRIVACY for people who choose to get their DNA analyzed.
The same government who shamed, blamed, bullied, mandated a rushed, new form vax with no informed consent literature while restricting known time proven therapeutics?
CPR I LOVE YOU. you had me at 24 and me ! Fab show , watch all the time . Just sensational , factual coverage with a laugh . GOLD !
I’m so glad you enjoy!! Thanks so much for tuning in :)
The thing I would worry about is insurance companies getting hold of that data. Get ready to be pre-declined for your endocrine care.
I am both Ashkenazi and a 23andMe customer. very few data hacks freaked me out as much as that one
I’m so sorry
Your reports are always well researched and loaded with humor and charisma. Well done Carly, and keep up the great work!
Thank you so much! I’m so glad you’re enjoying them :)
Such an unfortunate timeline for a great technology ... 23 and no privacy. Thanks
"... but Apple is working on changing that." got you a thumbs up. You go Girl!
I warned people in 2014. They called me nuts.
I also read someone very informed about the what ultimate goal was. That it would only take just over 30 million DNA data sets to connect and identify nearly all of us by DNA before selling all the data off. Bingo.
Looks like it’s mission accomplished. But, but I’m nuts?! Right?!
GOOD STORY AND YOU MAKE MY DAY,,,,,,,FUNNY GIRL !!!
THANKS GREG
Pharmacogenetics is a fascinating field, especially in how many medicines don't work with specific genetics
it is now 23 without me. and ir is shocking it lasted so long. the business model was illegal from the start.
This is unfortunate to hear. I remember spitting in a test tube for them all the way back in 2009. I even bought their IPO.
3:20 Re one person one time use products. The student of business "Nah, this is not a good idea, the product is needed only once". The mortician "Yes, this is unlimited demand".
Jonathan Greenblatt was the hacker.
He was looking for donations.
I think they came up a bit short on each person's history, like; "Your ancestors came from the Eastern hemisphere" or "Your ancestors came from the Western hemisphere". Too broad. I was hoping for something like; "You had an uncle Jerome who was a road builder on Chestnut street in Philadelphia, and was developing an early version of the "shovel" in the year 4600 BC."
Perhaps check a family tree site. Meanwhile i have not found anything of use there. My husband found his birth ceftificate😮 , many death certificates of relateves, traces back to 1500 where they used to be named Cornilious, Aurelious😂
Not related to the content of the video, but I love how you added the pigeon outside the window to make it look like your background was real.
Thinking back to the ‘80s (?) show MAX HEADROOM and the character Reg Blank. Blank cause he had dropped out of society & all the databases. Oh how I almost envy Reg.
BTW:: Books, printed paper books, were “nonvolatile storage media” (as compared to floppy disks which could go bad or RAM). Clay tablets from 3600 + years ago can still be read (if kept in dry conditions); can the same be said of magnetic tape, floppy discs, etc.
You and D'Angelo Wallace are the best. Great video.
I’m so glad you enjoyed it!
You have another sub. @@TheCPRshow
The smile bringer
Maybe they can do a "retro" rebranding 1984&Me.
4:01 - something weird happened with the refresh rate. Hope you resolve the problem for the next time. Still a great topic to cover and good quality video
Before this company was allowed to operate, the states and more importantly the federal government should have regulated any DNA testing. I would go further and say a bill of rights that specifies PRIVACY for people who choose to get their DNA analyzed.
The same government who shamed, blamed, bullied, mandated a rushed, new form vax with no informed consent literature while restricting known time proven therapeutics?
Second time reply, first disappeared. Happening a lot.
👍👍👍
They’re looking for Anastasia Nikolaevna Romanov
There is a solution that will motivate customers to buy DNA Kits by the dozen: the Progeny DNA Matrix.
When will we know the date of SBF's sentencing?
I believe it’s March 28th
@@TheCPRshow Thanks.
Wen OPJ comeback 😢
Yet another one of the issues you talk about could best be solved robespierre style
I did 23 and me I liked it.
if year > 23:
andMe = False
# The did choose 23 for 2x reasons
I paid $69.
WHY ARE YOU YELLING?
Good riddance to 23&Me
I am thinking Carly would make a good wife/secretary. Like a 2 in 1 full package.
You are too good for this small viewership, come work in digital health
Is a government Intel company