myOrigins cannot be proven to be accurate
I am like (apparently)many other people in that my origins have changed in a major way from the old myOrigins to myOrigins 2.0. And listen to the explanation that I received - "The myOrigins tool has new reference populations and refined matching algorithms based on new data to attempt to further break down your results. This does not mean that the previously reported percentages were incorrect, they were correct based on the information available at the time. The new myOrigins results are also correct based on the information that is now currently available. As more research is completed in the future you will likely continue to see these results refined over time...." This sounds like a politician, not the representative of a scientific organization. Worthless!
I am like (apparently)many other people in that my origins have changed in a major way from the old myOrigins to myOrigins 2.0. And listen to the explanation that I received - "The myOrigins tool has new reference populations and refined matching algorithms based on new data to attempt to further break down your results. This does not mean that the previously reported percentages were incorrect, they were correct based on the information available at the time. The new myOrigins results are also correct based on the information that is now currently available. As more research is completed in the future you will likely continue to see these results refined over time...." This sounds like a politician, not the representative of a scientific organization. Worthless!
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