My husband went shopping for groceries recently and met somebody he hasn't seen for such a long time. He almost forgot her name. I know her and the last time we met was at the hospital thrift shop. She's nice and wonderful and curious. She likes asking questions which reminds me of myself. Yeah, me being an inquisitive, always asking questions just to know that person personally. Because the truth is better to ask that person directly instead of asking questions from others about you. There is no other human who knows yourself in the truest sense and asking about others is more like an interrogation or seems like a detective work.
Yesterday, as I watched the two identical female twins who were tested on their DNA and Ancestry by providing samples of their saliva. Know what the result? Seemed unbelievable that two female identical twins didn't match 100% in their test of ancestry. What could be the problem? Scientists were asked to give opinions and ideas why such "error" occurred. Or is that an error or because something went wrong in the process? What could be?
Here's my opinion:
First, you are what you eat. I know that sounds absurd! I am being so mean with my opinion as if I didn't study Science and its wonders.
Look you provided samples of your saliva. Cotton swab of what you insert and wipe through your mouth. Precisely what could be the effect?What have you eaten in the past 24 hours? Did you brush your teeth and gargle your mouth with mouth wash before the procedure?
Let say you ate the following food: Beef steak Angus from Australia, vegetables from Mexico, steamed rice from Thailand, potatoes from Idaho, USA. You had a glass of red wine from Italy. Cheese from Vienna, Austria, chocolates and cheesecake baked from Switzerland.
The result is doubting? 50% Australian ancestry, 10% Mexican, 5% Thai, 10% American,
15% Italian, 5% Austrian, 5% Swiss ancestry.
Yes, you could laugh but it's LOGIC.
Can you laugh at this?

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